Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

how do behavourists explain bhvr?

A

as tendencies brought about by the environment

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2
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most of our bhvr is what kind of conditioning?

A

higher order

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3
Q

the stronger a pairing, the _________ it is to extinguish

A

harder

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4
Q

what did Skinner say about free will?

A

we have none

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5
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wat does operant conditioning say about personality?

A

it develops over time as a result of reinforcement and punishment

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6
Q

in order for punishment to be effective it needs to be __________

A

immediate

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7
Q

self-reinforcement can increase what 2 things

A

self-control and conscientousness

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8
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do people generally follow through on their self-reinforcement?

A

no

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9
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purpose of bhvrl records

A

taking notes on the bhvr to try to find the reinforcer & can help us determine good alternative behaviors

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10
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reciprocal determinism

A

when you change your bhvr, the response from the env. changes and can begin to maintain the bhvr

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11
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stimulus control

A

when the brain recognizes cues that cause you to react in a certain way b/c you know you’ll be reinforced

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12
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which reinforcement schedule causes the bhvr to take longer to extinguish: continuous or partial

A

partial

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13
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range of response

A

the range of a stimulus level at which an individual responds to it; different from person to person

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14
Q

who invented the social learning theory

A

Dollard and Miller

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15
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hierarchy of habits

A

our habits that bring us reinforcement; we always start at the top tier/most successful one and if it doesnt work we work our way down

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16
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conflicts b/w drives

A

approach/approach
approach/avoidance
avoidance/avoidance

17
Q

approach/approach conflict

A

can’t decide b/w 2 good options, get stuck and never satisfied

18
Q

avoidance/avoidance conflict

A

neither option is great, get stuck and never satisfied

19
Q

approach/avoidance conflict

A

can’t decide b/w moving forward or regressing, get stuck and never satisfy drive

20
Q

reinforcement sensitivity theory

A

what’s reinforcing to one person may not be as reinforcing for someone else (same goes for punishment)

21
Q

which types of conditioning do not perceive the existence of personality

A

classical and operant

22
Q

what made the psyc field more experimental and objective

A

behaviourism