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Which of the following is part of classical conditioning?
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Positive reinforcement
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Chaining
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Unconditioned stimulus
(d)
Punishment
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If someone tries to obstruct your work time again and again, you will _____.
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Behaviourism was propounded by:
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"Teaching is a form of interpersonal influence aimed at changing the behaviour potential of another person" is expressed by:
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"Language is something that can be observed and measured" is the statement of which theory?
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The behaviour seen now-a-days in the school
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A theory of learning based on the principle of stimulus-response is:
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Skinner's Theory of learning is centred around the principle of:
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Who has said that "Play is the work of the child" ?
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"Learner is a blank slate who must be provided with information" is saying of:
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Which of the following is associated with Guthrie's learning theory?
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‘Self-regulation' of learners refers to _____.
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Stimulants affect the development of a child by:
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Who said, "All aspect of behaviour can be measured"?
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Who said, 'Any manifestation of life is activity'?
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Which of the following statements cannot be considered as a feature of ‘learning'?
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"A stimulus arises from the environment and the learner reacts to it with a response", is propounded by:
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In order to instil a positive environment in a primary class, a teacher should _____.
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According to BF Skinner:
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The learning process based on objectively observable changes in behavior is propounded in:
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The theory of learning which totally and only depends on ‘observable behavior' is associated with _____ theory of learning.
