Exam 3 - Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Classical conditioning

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The process by which neutral stimuli eventually cause an automatic response

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Unconditioned response

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The automatic, unlearned response triggered by an unconditioned stimulus

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Conditioned response

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A learned response that is produced by a conditioned stimulus

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Unconditioned stimulus

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A stimulus that automatically triggers an involuntart response

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Conditioned stimulus

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A previously neutral stimulus that now triggers an involuntary learned response

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Acquisition

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The period of learning during which a conditioned response is developed

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Extinction

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When a CS weakens and eventually ceases because of the lack of an unconditioned stimulus or reinforcer

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Spontaneous recovery

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When a previously extinguished learned response suddenly returns in the presence of a conditioned stimulus

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Stimulus Generalization

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When a learned response occurs following a stimulus similar to the original CS

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(Stimulus) Discrimination

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When a learned response does not occur following a sufficiently different stimulus from the CS

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Conditioned Taste Aversion

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When getting sick paired with food/drink leads to nausea in the presence of that food/drink

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Phobia

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Fear

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A conditioned taste aversion can be established…

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Through a single “trial”

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Operant conditioning

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Voluntary behavior that can be controlled by consequences following its occurrence

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Discriminative stimulus

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A stimulus that indicates the availability of a reinforcer following a particular behavior

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Positive reinforcement

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When a behavior increases because it results in a desired consequence

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Negative reinforcement

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When behavior increases because it results in the elimination of an undesirable situation

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Positive punishment

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When a behavior decreases because it results in an undesirable consequence

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Negative punishment

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When behavior decreases because it results in the removal of a desired stimulus

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Avoidance

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Escape learning

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Primary reinforcer

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Reinforcers which are biologically-based or necessary fo survival

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Secondary reinforcer

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Reinforcers that have been reliably associated with primary reinforcers

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Intrinsic consequence

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Extrinisic consequence
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List the four types of schedules of reinforcement.
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Reinforcement
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Reward
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Punishment
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Penalty
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Differential reinforcement of incompatible or other behavior (DRI or DRO)
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What are some side effects of negative consequences?
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The Premack principle states that...
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Shaping
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Shaping is used to modify behavior over...
A series of steps
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Superstitious behavior
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Classical conditioning
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How do classical and operant conditioning overlap?
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Observational learning (bandura)
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The "bobo doll" studies on aggression indicated that...
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Latent learning
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Classical/respondent conditioning is...
Passive
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Operant/instrumental conditioning is...
Active
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Little Albert demonstrated ____ and ____.
Conditioned fear and stimulus generalization
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Common sense is ____ and may be ____.
Biased ; misleading
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Training requires supportive and corrective...
Behavioral feedback
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Education requires...
Cognition
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Imagery can facilitate...
Learning and motivation
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Motivation to achieve a positive consequence reflects...
Success-seeking
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Motivation to avoid a negative consequence reflects...
Failure-avoiding
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Perception reflects the interpretation of...
Sensation
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Learning and behavior are influenced by...
Culture