Behaviorism Challenge: Skinner, Pavlov & Bandura

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Across
  1. 2. The mutual influence of personal factors, behavior, and environment
  2. 6. Positive recognition of a genuine accomplishment
  3. 9. Learning that associates automatic responses with new stimuli
  4. 12. An event that occurs before a behavior
  5. 16. Learning by watching others
  6. 18. Learning in which voluntary behavior is influenced by antecedents and consequences
  7. 20. Strengthening a behavior by removing an unpleasant stimulus
Down
  1. 1. A consequence intended to decrease or suppress behavior
  2. 3. Using a preferred activity to encourage a less-preferred activity
  3. 4. Loss of a reinforcer following an unwanted behavior
  4. 5. Psychologist associated with social learning theory
  5. 7. Psychologist associated with operant conditioning
  6. 8. Strengthening a behavior by adding a desired stimulus
  7. 10. Russian psychologist associated with classical conditioning
  8. 11. A person's belief in their ability to succeed
  9. 13. An event that follows a behavior
  10. 14. Demonstrating behavior that others can observe and imitate
  11. 15. Using signals to remind students of expected behavior
  12. 17. A consequence that strengthens the behavior it follows
  13. 19. A reminder or assistance that follows a cue