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Match statements to psychological theories.

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Theories Match ChallengeOnline version Match statements to psychological theories. by toni 1 Maslow's hierarchy views self-actualization as the base of the pyramid. Yes No 2 Operant conditioning emphasizes learning through consequences. Yes No 3 Cognitive dissonance theory involves reducing discomfort by changing beliefs. Yes No 4 Classical conditioning pairs a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus. Yes No 5 Operant conditioning assumes learning is driven only by innate instincts. Yes No 6 Social learning theory includes learning from observing others. Yes No 7 Attachment theory denies the importance of early relationships. Yes No 8 Classical conditioning requires reinforcement after every correct response. Yes No 9 Freud's psychosexual stages describe personality solely in terms of social learning. Yes No 10 Attachment theory focuses on secure base and caregiver responsiveness. Yes No 11 Vygotsky's sociocultural theory highlights the role of social interaction and culture in learning. Yes No 12 The maturational perspective emphasizes a genetic timetable and readiness for development. Yes No 13 Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory emphasizes multiple environmental systems influencing development. Yes No 14 Ecological systems theory holds that only the family affects development, ignoring society. Yes No 15 Cognitive-developmental theory claims children's thinking does not change with age. Yes No 16 Psychoanalytic theory rejects the importance of unconscious processes and dreams. Yes No 17 The learning theory says behavior is shaped exclusively by genetic factors. Yes No 18 Erikson's psychosocial theory focuses on social and emotional development across the lifespan. Yes No 19 Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory explains changes in children's thinking as they progress through stages. Yes No 20 Maturational theory asserts that development is fully determined by social context. Yes No

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Theories Match Challenge

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by toni

Maslow's hierarchy views self-actualization as the base of the pyramid.

Operant conditioning emphasizes learning through consequences.

Cognitive dissonance theory involves reducing discomfort by changing beliefs.

Classical conditioning pairs a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus.

Operant conditioning assumes learning is driven only by innate instincts.

Social learning theory includes learning from observing others.

Attachment theory denies the importance of early relationships.

Classical conditioning requires reinforcement after every correct response.

Freud's psychosexual stages describe personality solely in terms of social learning.

Attachment theory focuses on secure base and caregiver responsiveness.

Vygotsky's sociocultural theory highlights the role of social interaction and culture in learning.

The maturational perspective emphasizes a genetic timetable and readiness for development.

Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory emphasizes multiple environmental systems influencing development.

Ecological systems theory holds that only the family affects development, ignoring society.

Cognitive-developmental theory claims children's thinking does not change with age.

Psychoanalytic theory rejects the importance of unconscious processes and dreams.

The learning theory says behavior is shaped exclusively by genetic factors.

Erikson's psychosocial theory focuses on social and emotional development across the lifespan.

Piaget's cognitive-developmental theory explains changes in children's thinking as they progress through stages.

Maturational theory asserts that development is fully determined by social context.