Chapter 5: Listening Flashcards
(35 cards)
What is classical conditioning?
a stimulus happens 1st which leads to a behavior
What is an unconditioned stimulus
stimulus that automatically gives a response (food)
What is an unconditioned reflex
involuntary response (salivate)
What is a conditioned stimulus
starts neutral; pairs with unconditioned stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus (bell)
What is conditioned reflex
learned behavior ( salivating to the bell)
What is stimulus generalization
respond to any similar stimulus
What is a stimulus discrimination
can only respond to conditioned stimulus
what is operant conditioning
a behavior happens which leads to consequences
what is extinction
stop a behavior by no longer pairing the US and CS
what is consequences
reinforcement; trying to increase that they do it again
what is punishment
stops from happening again
What is primary reinforcement
inherently rewarding; not taught; hobbies
What is secondary reinforcement
learned reinforcements
what is positive
adding
What is negative
taking
What is positive reinforcement
give to reward (candy)
What is negative reinforcement
take something away to reward ( no chores)
what is punishment by application
positive; give (chores)
What is punishment by removal
negative; take away (Take phone away)
what is shaping
reward successive behaviors, end goal, reward baby steps and never go backwards
what is learned helplessness
punished over and over
What is fixed interval
set amount of time ( weekly allowance)
what is variable interval
average amount of time (random bonuses)
what is fixes ratio
set number of responses/behaviors (every 3rd time)