Answer to Question 1
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Behaviorists and their contributions are:
Watson: ideas of conditioning into human terms, process of classical conditioning, scientific validation for setting conditions of learning and rewarding the proper responses
Thorndike: godfather of standardized testing, scales to measure student achievement, stimulus-response technique for establishing behavior and habits
Bloom: educational objectives, classification scheme (taxonomy) to describe pupil behaviors and educational outcomes in cognitive domains
Skinner: radical behaviorist, doctrine of person as empty organism (vessel) to be filled with carefully designed experiences
Bandura: social learning theory, idea of learning by watching (observing) and imitating (modeling) others both in real life and media
Answer to Question 2
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Answer is by individual student response; text examples of unsubstantiated myths are:
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Examples of Scenarios Involving Nonmoral, Impersonal Moral, and Personal Moral Judgments from the St
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