behaviorism, memory,

Question 1

Behaviorism-

Answer 1

environment acts on you/ conditions you to be a certain way

Question 2

Pavlov

Answer 2

classical conditioning (dog salivating to bell)

Question 3

Watson

Answer 3

strictly believed in conditioning (little albert experiment)

Question 4

Bf Skinner

Answer 4

operate conditioning- more likely to do behaviors given positive effect&vice versa (law of effect); positive(give) and negative (take away) punishment and reinforcement

Question 5

Behavior modification

Answer 5

scheduled reinforcement; continuous and partial(best)

Question 6

Shaping

Answer 6

teaches complex behavior done in stages (getting pigeon to turn in circle)

Question 7

Bandura

Answer 7

observational learning (bobo doll) kids do as they see

Question 8

sensory memory

Answer 8

info comes through senses and gets interpreted and processed

Question 9

long term explicit

Answer 9

episodic- where and what you did

semantic- factual knowledge

Question 10

long term implicit

Answer 10

no conscious effort

procedural/motor memory

Question 11

long term propective

Answer 11

future oriented( remembering to do something)

Question 12

state dependent memory

Answer 12

ex: depressed people only remember negative

Question 13

Memory failure

Answer 13

encoding failure- not paying attention, faulty hippocampus

storage decay, interference- interruption of encoding

Question 14

7 sins of memory

Answer 14

transience(storage decay)
blocking(retrieval problem)
absent mindedness
persistence(post traumatic stress)
misattribution(mislocating source-book/movie)
bias
suggestibility(altering=false memories)