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Week 5

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Psychological Perspectives Learning & Behaviourism Observing, measuring and modifying behaviour Operant Conditioning Pavlov 1849-1936 Classical conditioning is about the link between a stimuli and a response Pavlov found that a dog will salivate when food is presented; what he later discovered was that a dog will salivate at any object that is associated with food e.g.

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Don’t forget, home work is to find a definition for  cognitive psychology and one for behaviourism and identify some key psychologists from both fields. Post your homework on here 😀

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Watch the video and complete the questions 

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Watch the video and complete the questions 

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Don’t forget the discussion element of the ted ed

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How reliable is your memory? | Elizabeth Loftus

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Elizabeth Loftus is a Cognitive Psychologist who studies memory. Cognitive Psychology is concerned with thought processes, many of which we can't physically see. Her main interest is false memories. This means memories that people have mistakenly recalled which are completely fictitious pieces of information or experiences.

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Elizabeth Loftus speaking on False Memory

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Elizabeth Loftus speaking on False Memory

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TED talk from 2013

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How reliable is your memory? | Elizabeth Loftus

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A brief introduction to cognitive psychology.

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The Chemical Mind: Crash Course Psychology #3

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The Chemical Mind: Crash Course Psychology #3

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Prezi from week 2

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Prezi from week 1

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Social Psychology... Main Assumptions- All behavior occurs in social context, even when no one else is physically present A major influence on people's behavior, thought processes and emotions are other people and the society that they have created An individual's behavior is affected by situational factors Typical methods used...