Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Who inspired skinner?

A

Thorndikes law of effect

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Who is the man who discovered operant conditioning?

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Skinner

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What is the antecedent in the mouse in a box experiment?

A

Light or shock

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3
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What was the behavior of the rat in a box experiment?

A

Lever press

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What was the consequence in the rat in the box experiment?

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Food

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Who can influence a sports setting?(5)

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Teammates, opponents, officials, coaches, and parents

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What is influenced in a sports setting? (Mentally) (4)

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Thoughts, emotions, motivation, and behaviors

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What is the A in the ABCs

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Anecedants

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What is the B In ABCs

A

Behavior

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9
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What is the C in ABCs

A

Consequences

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You are assigned to read a book in class. So you do. But the stuff you read in the book was not on the test what are the ABCs In this situation?

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Reading the book-> content not on test-> stop reading

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This is a signal that guides behavior. Certain behaviors occur only under a certain stimuli

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Discriminant stimuli

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12
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Behavior always occurs under stimuli and may be automatic

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Stimuli control

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13
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Adding something and behavior strengthens

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Positive reinforcement

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14
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Taking something away and behavior decreases

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Negative punishment

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15
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Taking something away and behavior increases

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Negative reinforcement

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Adding something but behaivor decreases

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Positive punishment

17
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This kills the conditioning

A

Extinction

18
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Too much punishment can do what? (2)

A

Turn the kids against the coach

Creates an unpleasant environment

19
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What is the most effective way of using punishment

A

Using it in a sparing way

20
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The positive approach does what?

A

Strengthens the desired behavior in players

21
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This is when you reward your players with activities if they have a good practice. To get them to want to practice hard everyday

A

Shaping

22
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Doing an activity because it’s fun and it’s what you like to do is known as?

A

Intrinsic motivation

23
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Doing the sport or activity because your getting a reward or getting payed is known as?

A

Extrinsic motivation

24
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Worrying more about if your team did well as a unit is known as what type of motivational climate

A

Task oriented

25
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Worrying more about winning or beating someone is known as what type of motivational climate

A

Ego approach

26
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In the behavioral approach to improving performance of youth football participants by komaki. What was the independent variable

A

Their approach

27
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In the behavioral approach to improving performance of youth football participants by komaki. What was the dependent variable

A

Their performance

28
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In the behavioral approach to improving performance of youth football participants by komaki. What was the design?

A

Single subject design. Multiple design baseline

29
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In the behavioral approach to improving performance of youth football participants by komaki what happened in each play when feedback was provided?

A

Their performance increased