While participating in a debate on psychology, Julia argues that the study of internal events should be strictly avoided as they are too subjective. In this scenario, Julia most likely adheres to the approach to psychology known as _____.
A) behaviorism
B) neobehaviorism
C) cognitive behaviorism
D) purposive behaviorism
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true of behaviorism?
A) It proposed that thoughts and behavior influence each other.
B) It suggested that learning takes place when a particular kind of behavior is rewarded or punished.
C) It used mediating events to infer the existence of internal events.
D) It approached psychology as an objective science based solely on the study of directly observable behavior.
A model of anxiety in which stressful events or a changing mental condition can produce unfavorable
Stressful Life Events, 5-HTT, and Depression
Major Events in the History of Psychology (3 of 6)
Personality Psychology: Foundations and Findings (Miserandino)
Martorano's cross-sectional study
Results from Kliegl's study show that older adults can learn complex information-processing