Learing-Chapter 8

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Associatative learning

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our minds connect events that occur together in time and space

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Learning

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Based on forming associations and links between events

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man who is responsible for classical conditioning

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Ivan Pavlov (Dog and saliva experiment)

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Unconditioned stimulus

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creates stimulus before its been conditioned to

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Acuisition

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association of a bad experience to an object/thing/person and hold some response to it

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Extinction

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the process of unlearning or removing a conditioned association

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Spontaneous recovery

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the re-emergence of a previously extinguished conditioned response after a delay

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Generalization

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create a schema of their feelings. fear of dr. see a scientist in a lab coat, scared because he looks like a dr

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Discrimination

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The child will learn to recognize the difference between the stimuli and will show the fear response only in the presence of a dr.

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Biological predispositions

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when a human or subject possesses some internal quality that gives them an increased likelihood of having a condition

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Man in charge of the little Albert experiment

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John Watson

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Operant conditioning

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rewards and punishments, learning is not passive, learning is based on consequences

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thorndike

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law of effect: principle that behaviors followed by favorable consequences become more likely (Trail and error) - locking cats in boxes

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Man responsible for opperant conditioning

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B.F. Skinner

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Shaping

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successive approximations of a target behavior are reinforced

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chaining

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linking each action to each other, in a particular order

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Reinforcer

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reinforcement, possitive or negative, the substance used

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Positive reinforcement

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adding something to reinforce the behavior, treat

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Negative reinforcement

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stimulus is removed after a particular behavior is exhibited

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primary reinforcement

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the stimulus

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conditioned (secondary) reinforcement

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stimulus or situation that has acquired its function as a reinforcer after pairing w/ a stimulus that functions as a reinforcer

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Token economy

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a system of behavior modification based on the systematic reinforcement of target behavior

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Continuous reinforcement

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desired behavior is reinforced every single time is occurs

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Partial (Intermittent) reinforcement

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randomly rewarding for making a response

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fixed ratio schedules

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Reward delivered after a constant of "Fixed" # of correct responses

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Variable-ration schedules

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schedule of reinforcement wherein a reinforcer is provided following a pre-determined average # of responses

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Fixed- interval schedules

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a reinforcer could be delivered after an interval of time passed following a target behavior

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Variable-interval schedules

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repeated motivation for the behavior to be repeated

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punishment

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decreases a unwanted behavior

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Positive punishment

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addition of something unpleasant (More chores)

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Negative Punishment

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Removal of something pleasant (Taking car keys away)

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Problems with punishment

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1. punishment can result in unwanted fears 2. justifies pain to others 3. unwanted behaviors reappear in its absence 4. aggression towards the agent

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congnition and operant conditioning

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we can know how to do things in our head, just because we've never done something B4 we still know how to do it

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Latent learning

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become apparent when incentive is given

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Over-justification effect

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If your reward for everything you begin to do is only for the reward

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Intrinsic motivation

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the desire to perform a behavior for its own sake

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extrinsic motivation

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the desire to perform a behavior due to promised rewards or threats of punishment

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Daddy of learning by observation

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Albert Bandura

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Observational learning

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learning by observing and imitating others

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Vicarious learning

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by observation watching what happens to someone else. depending on if a person is rewarded or punished, you either do or do not do something

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Symbolization

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the ability to abstract from observations. the ability to apply learning to a new situation

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Pure modeling

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Monkey see, monkey do. 1. attention 2. retention: you must be able to retain and remember 3. reproduction- translate into an actual behavior 4. motivation

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Mirror neurons

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activate during observational learning

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who did the bobo doll study?

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Bandura

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Who did the social learning theory?

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Bandura

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Applications of observational learning

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way we learn through many stages of life

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Who do we model?

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- Warm and nurturing - competent - similar to you in age, sex, and interests - High social status and power