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approaches a level psych
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operant conditioning
Skinner's rats
skinner box, reinforces positively + negatively, then electrocutes as punishment
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Bandura
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method
control group + 2 groups, one with adult being violent towards BOBO doll (punching, kicking), the other without (playing with other toys)
findings
aggression
those in the group with the aggressive adult imitated their behaviour almost exactly, kicking, straddling, hitting with a hammer
reinforcement
those that saw the adult being positively reinforced, praised, were much more likely to have the motivation to be aggressive
those that saw the adult being negatively reinforced, punished, were much less likely to be aggressive
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ignores role of biology
in Bandura's study, boys were overall more aggressive regardless of the specifics of the investigation
less deterministic
mediational processes, bridge to cognitive approach
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criticised by Behaviourists, computer models
criticised by Humanists, reductionist
scientific measures
cognitive neuroscience, bridge between cognitive + biological
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conclusion
despite these criticisms, cognitive psychology remains the most dominant approach
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main assumptions
genotype and phenotype
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genotype: genes, phenotype: way genes interact with environment
evolution
aggression
threatened
lions fighting, celebrity paparazzi
mate
survival of the fittest, want the best for our offspring
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practical applications
psychoactive drug therapies, schizophrenia
deterministic
assumes only nature, implications for the legal system, criminals can blame their crime on supposed 'criminal gene'
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before Wundt
philosophical roots, theoretical with no scientific proof
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