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I liked the Pavlov theory because it is interesting to learn about how to did experiments with his dog. But, since I did the
research on Piaget, it make the most sense to me.

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I liked the theory that Skinner had. It showed two sides and it had great examples I also understood it the most out of the ones that were taught to me in my group

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I liked Skinner's because there were a lot of positive and negatives, I also thought it was different that he used living things for examples.

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The liked the Vygotsky theory the best because it explains how a child's life is developed through their environment and social intersctions.

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I really liked the social learning theory because of the 'money see, monkey do' saying. This resonated with me because I feel like that's how most children learn best. When they see someone else do it first, then copying what they see.

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I really liked Vygotsky's theory because it explained how much learning we acquire through the community and social interactions.

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Piaget resonated with me the most because I have a deep understanding with his theories having learned it multiple times.

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The theory that stood out the most to me was the theory that I was assigned to present on, Information Processing.  The reason why this theory stood out the most to me was because it seems like it is one of the more modern theories of development, as it was inspired by computer systems.  This theory was also very interesting to me because I believe it is one of the more dynamic theories, focusing heavily on process and how the thinking process affects different outputs.

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The theory that resonated with me the most was the Bandura- Social Learning Theory. I understand this one the best with the "monkey see, monkey do" saying and can relate to this saying because I did this as a little kid and sometimes still do this.

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The theory that resonated most with me is the Bandura-Social Learning theory which is under the category of behavioral. This theory is described as "monkey see monkey do" meaning when people watch actions performed they then mimic that behavior. This theory is an emphasis on scientific research. I agree with this theory because personally I even see someone do something then I feel obligated to do that.

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Ericson's theory resonated with me the most because of my prior study of his theory of development. I also had my interest in Piaget's theory peaked

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The theory that resinated with me the most was Erikson. His theory cover different issues that a person may encounter over their life. Erikson's cover ideas over the full lifespan instead of just one part of the life.

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The theory that I most connected to was Maslow's Heiarchy of Needs. I agree with his stages. I believe that you have to fulfill each stage before you move onto the next stage. Self-actualization is almost impossible to reach, so when you reach it, you know you reached your full potential.

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Bandura's Social-Learning Theory resonated with me because I have two little sisters. I can see Bandura's theory through them when they copy what I do.

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Darwin's theory because I believe in evolution, that we all evolved from something. I have also learned about this theory in the past, so I have remembered some of this information.

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Eriksons theory because I find it the easiest to understand and all the different stages cover the whole life span.

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darwins theory resonated with me the most because i have learned about it before, so some thing i already know

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Vygotsky and his theory of zone proximal development was really interesting because until now I had never really heard of him and he was sort of an unknown psychologist so it was interesting to learn about him.

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Ericksons theory because it is the most interesting to me. He says that if you don't pass one of the stages, it will affect you later on. For example if you don't pass infancy vs. mistrust then you might have trouble later on establishing a secure, mutual relationship

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Skinners theory
I enjoyed researching skinner as his experiments were thought provoking and used live examples.

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Ericksons because I find it really easy to understand his theory when it covers a lifespan in 8 distinct points.

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The theory that resinated with me the most was Erikson. His theory cover different issues that a person may encounter over their life. Erikson's cover ideas over the full lifespan instead of just one part of the life.

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The Skinner Behaviorism resonated the most with me because I did not know much about it and the group did a great job presenting it!

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Skinner's theory because it shows the effectiveness of positive and negative reinforcement.

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The Erickson theory stood out to me the most because it was really intresting to see how the different ages of kids were physcoltially.

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I definitely felt like the bandura social learning theory resonated with me because of the catchy saying monkey see monkey do which basically means behavior is minmicked and there is a triangle effect and they are all interconnected

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Pavlov's theory stood out to me because I found it very interesting that this happens. I have personally been conditioned to react to different things because they have been paired with an unconditioned stimulus, as have most other people. Because it does affect most people, it really stood out to me.

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The theory that i resonated most with was Pavlov's theory because it was the most interesting to me and was easier to understand compared to Darwin's theory was.

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Erickson'a theory made the most sense to me because of the 8 stages. He went in depth of the stages from birth to 65+ which can be helpful for researchers if they wanted to study a certain age group.

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Pavlov because the repetition

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Vygotsky and his zone proximal development because I had never really heard of him until now and he was a pretty unknown psychologist so ithat was interesting to learn about his theories.

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The theory that resonated most was Pavlov's theory and the connection between bell, food, and dogs

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I resonated most with Pavlov's dogs because I find it interesting how a reaction can be learned

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I think that Pavlov theory is super interesting to learn about.

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Pavlov and his classical conditioning related with me most becasue it made the most sense to me and I could relate to it

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I think Pavlov because I could understand it fully and could picture it in my mind to how it goes.

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I was really interested by Erickson's theory!

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Piaget resonated with me the most because I have a deep understanding with his theories having learned it multiple times. 

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Piaget resonated with me the most because I have a deep understanding with his theories having learned it multiple times. 

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I really Vygoksy, didn't know much about him before and had a little bit of knowledge about all the others

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The theory that resonated with me the most was Pavlov's theory as that is used in everyday life and it is easy to relate to and to comprehend.

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Piaget, mostly because I learned about him in my high school child development, and high school psychology classes.

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Brand uranium because I'm an obervational learner

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Pavlov's Dogs, and classical conditioning because it really helps me understand how to train my dogs and how to go about teaching children how to do different tasks

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Freud's Theory resonated the most with me because of the fact that he believed that once someone became and adult, they were done developing. When really adults continue to develope throughout their whole life.

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Pavlov on classical conditioning on how who would ever think about that and take the time with an animal not knowing how long it would take to train the mind

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I think that Freud and Erickson did because they are so close to the same but so different. I think it's interesting to see the difference between how Freud is more focused on sex drives and not after adulthood.

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Pavlov's theory resonated with me the most because I thought the experiment he did was interesting. It's cool that dogs, and humans, can learn things so mindlessly.

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Darwin theory because it talks about how humans became what they are today.

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Bandura's social learning theory reasonated with me most because of the saying "monkey see monkey do". It seemed to be the most clear with little information.

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Bandur's Social learning because it is basically monkey see monkey do, you learn as you observe

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Erickson's theory. To me it seemed the most accurate stages in a persons life. To me it made a lot of sense.

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I think Pavlov was the most resonated one to me because I find it really cool about the dogs and how they salivated when a bell would ring

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The theory that was most like me Pavlov with his classical conditions

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The ther

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The Darwin theory resignated most with me because it made the most sense

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Pavlov's theory was the most interesting to me because his experiment with the dogs and the bell ringing/food stimulation really fascinates me. It is just so cool to me that something that was once just a neutral stimulus can be turned into something that generates a response that it wouldn't under normal circumstances.

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Out of all the theories I learned about today, freud's psychoanalytical theory was the most interesting. I find it fascinating that a theory based so highly on inappropriate conflicts was so widely accepted in the community

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Pavlov and his classical conditioning theory using his dog as a test subject. Knowing that for every time he rang a bell and gave the dog food the dog would salivate and after a lot of conditioning he took away the food but the dog still salivated whenever he heard the bell

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Pavlov - because it was weird that the dog still thought he got a treat

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Pavlov's classical conditioning because I have always thought that was the most important theory in all of my psych classes. It was cool learning about it again!