6.1, 6.2 & 6.3 Flashcards

Learning

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Acquisition

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the initial phase of learning where response is established

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Classical Conditioning

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Linking neutral stimulus with a meaningful response

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Conditioned emotional response

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Emotional response to a specific situation or object

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Conditioned Stimulus (CS)

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Stimulus which triggers conditioned response

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Conditioned Response (CR)

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learned response occurs in reactions to CS

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Conditioned Taste Aversion

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dislike towards a specific food because it caused illness

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Discrimination (Pavlovian)

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learned response to original stimulus but not new stimulus

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Extinction (Pavlovian)

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Reduction of CR when CS and US occur together

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Generalization (Pavlovian)

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the response that original occurred for one stimulus occurs for other similar stimulus .

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Latent Inhibition

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Frequent experience with stimulus before paired with US makes it less likely that conditioning will occur after a single episode of illness

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Learning

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Knowledge or behaviour gained through experience

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Preparedness

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biological predisposition to rapidly learn a response to particular stimuli

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spontaneous recovery

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reoccurrence of previously extinct conditioned response

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Unconditioned Response (UR)

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unlearned, reflexive natural reaction to unconditioned stimulus

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Unconditional Stimulus (US)

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a stimulus that inflicts response without learning

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Applied Behaviour Analysis

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Close observation, reinforcement, and prompting to teach behaviours

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Avoidance learning

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Negative reinforcement causing avoidance of specific event of stimulus (ex. Paying bills on time to avoid late fees)

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Chaining

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Linking together shaped behaviours into a complex action

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continuous reinforcement

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reinforcement after each response

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discriminative stimulus

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cue that indicates response is going to be reinforce

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escape learning

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response removes stimulus that is already present

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fixed-interval schedule

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reinforces the first response after a set amount of time

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fixed ratio schedule

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reinforcement after specific number of responses are completed

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law of effect

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responses followed by satisfaction will occur again, those without satisfaction will not

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negative punishment
taking away something positive
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Negative reinforcement
removing something unpleasant
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operant conditioning
a way of learning where behaviors are shaped by rewards or punishments.
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partial reinforcement
only a certain number of responses are awarded
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partial reinforcement effect
resist extinction longer than those under continuous reinforcement
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positive punishment
adding something unpleasent
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Positive reinforcement
adding something desirable
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primary reinforcer
reinforcer that meets basic human needs (food, water sexual contact)
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Punisher
stimulus based on response resulting in decreased behaviour
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Punishment
decreases chances of behaviour reoccuring
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reinforcement
increases chance of behaviour occurring again
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reinforcer
stimulus based on response resulting in increased chance of response occurring again
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schedules of reinforcement
rule that determine when reinforcement is provided
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secondary reinforcer
reinforcement which has a learned value (ex. money)
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variable-interval schedule
first response is reinforced following a variable amount of time
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variable-ratio schedule
number of responses required to get reinforcement varies according to average
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variable-interval schedule
first response is reinforced following a variable amount of time
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Latent learning
learning that is not immediately reinforced
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observational learning
changes in behaviour as a result of watching others
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imitation
recreating someone elses behaviour