Across
- 4. a form of learning where behavior is shaped through associations and consequences
- 6. permanence when a baby eventually develops the concept that things and people continue to exist even when they can’t see that thing or person
- 8. a behavior change beased on experience
- 10. incorporating new information into existing knowledge
- 11. changing one’s beliefs about something based on new information
Down
- 1. psychologist who studied psychosocial development
- 2. psychologist who studied cognitive development
- 3. when we learn based on watching others is called _____________________ learning
- 4. operant conditioning teaches the subject to voluntarily change behavior based on the _____________________ of their actions, usually a reward or punishment
- 5. our genetic and physical make up
- 7. classical conditioning trains the subject to make an unthinking, reflexive ______________________ between 2 stimuli
- 9. our environment and upbringing