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    Cognition involves acquiring knowledge through thought, experience, and senses. Behaviorism from 1897-1902 deals with measurable and observable behavior, and believes learning is influenced by environmental conditioning without internal mental states. Classical conditioning involves associating stimuli with voluntary behaviors, as shown through Ivan Pavlov's experiment pairing food with a bell for dogs to associate the bell with food.

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    Cognition involves acquiring knowledge through thought, experience, and senses. Behaviorism from 1897-1902 deals with measurable and observable behavior, and believes learning is influenced by environmental conditioning without internal mental states. Classical conditioning involves associating stimuli with voluntary behaviors, as shown through Ivan Pavlov's experiment pairing food with a bell for dogs to associate the bell with food.

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    INTRODUCTION

     Cognition is the process by which we acquire


    knowledge and understanding through thought,
    experience, and through our senses.
    BEHAVIORISM
    THINK
     Behaviorism (1897-1902).
    Behaviorism deals with measurable and observable
    behavior.
     Environment(External).
     Learning(Conditioning).
    CLASSICAL CONDITIONING
     This involves association or pairing of stimuli
    and voluntary behavior.
    IVAN PAVLOV

    Was conducting a research about the digestive


    system, using dogs as his subjects.
    JOHN B. WATSON (1920)
     He conditioned a child (Little Albert) to fear with
    white rat. This was done by pairing the rat with a
    loud scary noise.

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