Chapter 6 Flashcards

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A change in how the organism behaviors due to the changes of the environment produced by their behavior

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Learning

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A scientific approach to exploring laws and principles that govern behavior across species and the development of behavior technologies based on these laws

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Behavior Analysis

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Scientists who approach the study of behavior from the perspective of behavior analysis

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Behavior Analysis

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a systematic method of providing research participants with an external stimulus and asking them to provide detailed reports of their internal experiences to better understand the underlying mental processes

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Introspection

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An inherited behavior that is directly caused by the occurrence of a specific stimulus in the environment.

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Respondent Behavior

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The relationship between an environmental event and a biologically inherited physiological response.

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Reflex

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An untrained environmental event that does not elicit the unconditioned response.

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Neutral Stimulus

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A previously neutral stimulus that begins to elicit the unconditioned response after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus

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Conditional Stimulus

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An unconditioned response that was elicited by the presentation of a conditioned stimulus.

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Conditional Response

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he state of being close together in time or space

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Contiguity

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the NS is presented and removed before the US is presented so that there is no overlap between the two stimuli

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Trace Conditioning

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the NS is presented first and then the US is presented while the NS is still present; there are two key elements to delayed conditioning.

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Delayed Conditioning

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The NS and US are both presented at the same time

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Simultaneous Conditioning

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Refers to the degree to which one event predicts the occurrence of another event.

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Backward Conditioning

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Refers to the degree to which one event predicts occurrence of another event.

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Contingency

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Occurs any time the conditioned stimulus (CS) is presented without presenting the US

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Respondent extinction

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The reappearance of the conditioned response after some time has passed since the last extinction trial

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Spontaneous recovery

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Occurs when the behavior is observed in the presence of stimuli used during training but not in their absence.

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Discrimination

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Occurs when the CR is observed in the presence of stimuli that were not present during training.

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Generalization

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Focuses on the relationship between the behavior and the environmental changes that the behavior produces.

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Operant Conditioning

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The stimuli that precede a behavior and provide information about the available consequences.

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Discriminative Stimuli

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A situation where two people’s unwanted behavior is maintained by both positive and negative reinforcement.

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Behavior Trap

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a stimulus or event, the removal of which will decrease the likelihood that the behavior that produced removal will occur again in the future

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Negative Punisher

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a stimulus or event that is produced by the behavior and causes a decrease in the probability of the behavior occurring in the future.

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Positive Punisher

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Refers to the rules that specify when reinforcement is delivered and what must be done to earn the consequence.

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Schedules of Reinforcement

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he technique of putting a problem behavior on extinction while adding positive reinforcement

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Differential reinforcement

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technique where the response that is being reinforced is one that makes it impossible for the rat to engage in lever pressing

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Differential reinforcement of incompatible (DRI) behavior

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technique that provides reinforcement for the organism when it is doing any behavior that is not the problem behavior

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Differential reinforcement of other (DRO) behavior

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occurs when an old behavior reappears during the extinction of a new behavior.

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Resurgence

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