Dear Elizabeth, The Transdiagnostic model is really the only model that I could find. Part of that is the overestimation of weight, which can be explained by schema. Schema alone is not a model for anorexia. The question about cognitive...
Cognitive models: AnorexiaDear Laura, dear John, Since on this page you investigate the role of schema in people with eating disorders - can schema theory only be used as a cognitive explanation for mental health disorders or could it actually be used as a model?...
Cognitive models: AnorexiaHi John, I think we are on the same page here, as I was asking about explanations of behaviour rather than research design :-) Thanks for the APA definition!
Classical and operant conditioningI would teach students that reductionism is about how behavior is explained, not which psychological approach is being used. According to the APA, the definition of reductionism is: a strategy of explaining a phenomenon by treating it as something...
Classical and operant conditioningDear Neeru, Again, that is not actually correct. It is reductionist because it looks at only a single variable. That is the understanding that students should have. By saying that it doesn't look at a cognitive approach is...
Classical and operant conditioningSure - it's here :-) https://thinkib.net/psychology/page/63754/applying-perspectives
Classical and operant conditioningThank you. I understand your point about research specialisation. However, I’m also thinking about theories explaining behaviour. For example, explaining depression solely in terms of serotonin deficiency or genetic factors could be considered reductionist...
Classical and operant conditioningPs could you tell me where the digital task page is?
Classical and operant conditioningI will take a look at those pages and fix themnif necessary to bring greater clarity.
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Grażyna
Dear Laura and John,In the text above, 'generalizability' is used under the topic of transferability. My question is whether it would be correct to tell students to use 'representational/inferential/theoretical transferability' instead...
Generalizability and transferability