H&S ch11 Flashcards

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Titchener conceded that behaviorism…

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had taken over psychology

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Nebehaviorism

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  • core psych is study of learning
  • most behaviors accounted for by laws of conditioning
  • psych must adopt the principle of operation
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3
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Percy Bridgman - physical concepts must be defined…

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precisely and all concepts lacking physical referents had to be discarded

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4
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Behaviorist in…

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subject matter and methodology

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5
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all goals are…

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goal-oriented - learning is evidence of purpose

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Tolman listed 5 causes of behavior

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  • elemental stimuli
  • psychological drives
  • hereditary
  • previous train
    -age
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7
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Tolman inferred a set of…

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unobservable factors - intervening variables

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intervening variables

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connected the stimulus situation with the observable response

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9
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Tolman rejected…

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Thorndike’s law of effect - cognitive explanation

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10
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Expectations are established at…

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each choice point

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11
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If expectation is confirmed…

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sign Gestalt is strengthened

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12
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Clark Leonard Hull formulated…

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the theory based on conditioning

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13
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Hull considered four…

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methods useful for scientific research

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14
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hypothetico-deductive method

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formulate postulates from which experimentally testable conclusions can be deducted

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15
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Postulated the interviewing variable of…

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drive - primary and learned

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16
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Law of primary reinforcement

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reduced primary need or drive

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17
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Habit strength

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the strength of SR connection

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18
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Learning cannot take place without…

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reinforcement

19
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Skinner advocated a totally…

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empirical system with no theory

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Skinner has no…

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interviewing variables, drive, or physiological processes - the ‘empty organism’ approach

21
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Skinner refers to Pavlovian conditioning as…

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respondent behavior

22
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Operant conditioning occurs without…

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any observable external antecedent stimulus - behavior appears to be spontaneous

23
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Operant behavior operates on the…

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organism’s enviornment

24
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Law of acquisition

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the strength of an operant behavior increases when it is followed by a reinforcing stimulus

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Fixed interval study
reinforcer given every one or four minutes - as internal lengths, response rate declines
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Frequency of reinforcement also affects...
extinction of responce - intermittent reinforcement is resistant to extinction
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Fixed ratio schedules produce more...
responses then fixed interval
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successive approximation or shaping
organism is reinforced as behavior comes to approximate the final desired behavior
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Skinner suggests that learning to speak...
occurs through successive approximation
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Skinner invents the...
air crib
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Walden Two follows a...
utopian society in which all behaviors are controlled by behavioral conditioning and reinforcement
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Behavior modification
reinforce the desired behavior and so not reinforce undesired behavior - just like operant conditioning
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Bandura focuses exclusively on...
overt behavior and positive reinforcement
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punishment is not a part of...
a behavior modification program
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Bandura's approach is...
social learning theory and is also cognitive
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Behavior changes through reinforement but...
we do not have to experience reinforcement directly - vicarious reinforcemnt
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Bandura says that we learn through...
modeling - observing other people and pattering our behavior on theirs
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Self-efficacy
our sense of self esteem or self worth and our feelings of adequacy, efficiency and competence
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High
expect to overcome obstacles, seek challenges, confidence
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Low
helpless, even hopeless: likey to give up: no control
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Behavior Mod
observe a model in situation that causes anxiety
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Internal locus of control
reinforcement depends on out behavior
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External locus of control
fate luck or other actions
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Methodological behaviorists
invoke internal cognitive processes and a part of psych subject matter