Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Measures of Unconditioned behavior in non humans

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1) inclined plane test–> muscle tone
2) plus maze –> anxiety and fear
3) Paw Lick latency –> reaction time, pain tolerance.

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Positive vs Negative reinforver

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positive reinforcer: something that increases behavior when given (give a reward)

negative reinforcer: something that increases behavior when removed (removing aversive stimuli)

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Primary vs secondary reinforcer

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primary: stimulus that acts as a reinforcer without prior experience (food)
secondary: stimulus that is conditioned to be desirable (grades, money)

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Ratio schedule

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pattern where reinforcement is given based on the number of responses an animal makes

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Fixed vs Variable ratio schedule

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Fixed: animal required to make a number of responses to get reinforced

Variable: number of responses varies from reinforcer to reinforcer

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Interval schedule

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Pattern where reinforcement is given based on time elapsed.

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Avoidance-escape task

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learn a behavior to avoid and escape a shock.

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Dissociation/state dependent learning

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events experiences in a drug state might not have the ability to control behavior when the organism is not in the durg state.

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How is abuse potential measured?

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by how well the drug can act as a reinforcer.

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10
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Tools for systematic introspection in humans

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1) visual analog scale- making a line between two extreme alternatives to indicate how the variable applies to them
2) POMS- participants act on a 5 point scale how each adjective applies to them
3) addiction research center inventory

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Implicit vs Explicit Memory

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implicit= procedural memory- memory about how to do something

explicit= declarative memory, memory about facts–> includes episodic memory: where we remember events that have happened to us

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