Chapter 6 - Learning Flashcards

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Classical Conditioning

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Learning that occurs when a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a condition response

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During conditioning

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Neutral stimulus + unconditioned stimulus = unconditioned response

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After conditioning

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Conditioned (learned) stimulus = conditioned response

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Phobia

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Irrational fear

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Generalization

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Important for survival and it’s a future reference

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Systematic desensitization

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Step-by-step to get people exposed to that fear

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Stimulus discrimination

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Don’t treat them the same

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Spontaneous recovery

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A fear that has disappeared but has the possibility of returning

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Operant conditioning

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Learning in which voluntary responses are controlled by their consequences

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Reinforcement and punishment

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For reinforcement it’s more likely they will do the behavior again

For punishment it’s less likely to do the behavior again

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Positive and negative reinforcement

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Positive: reward
Negative: taking something bad out of your life

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Positive and negative punishment

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Positive: get something you don’t want
Negative: time out

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Primary and secondary

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Primary: don’t have to learn to like

Secondary: don’t have to learn to like

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Premack principal

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You reword yourself with the more preferred activity with something you don’t like

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Schedule of reinforcement

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Fixed ratio: salary
Variable ratio: pop-quiz
Fixed interval: monthly pay check
Variable interval: always highly preform

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Immediate punishment

Side effects

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Not effective

  1. Increased aggression
  2. Passive aggressiveness
  3. Avoidance behaviours
  4. Modelling
  5. Temporary suppression
  6. Learned helplessness
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Shaping

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The reinforcement of successfully closer and closer approximation to the desired response

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Insight learning

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Set an understanding of the problem that implies a solution

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Insight learning

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Hidden learning that exist without behavioral signs

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Cognitive map

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Mental map

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Observational learning

Factors

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  1. Attention
  2. Retention
  3. Reproduction
  4. Reinforcement
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Vicarious reinforcement

Vicarious punishment

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More likely to copy

Less likely to copy

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Cognitive behavior therapy

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Using exposure and response prevention

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Mirror neurons

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Fire at the same rate in sequence of what they see

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FMRI

MRI

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Movie of the brain

Picture of the brain

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Biological preparedness

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We are prepared by nature to be scared of certain

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Aversive conditioning

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Makes you not want something you’ve used or want

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Biofeedback

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Way to train your body to be calm

In order to change an internal body function

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Learning

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Permanent change in behavior and mental processes because of practice or experience