Learning Flashcards

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What did Ivan Pavlov do

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Discovered a kind of learning while studying dogs and deduced the principle of classical conditioning

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Who discovered a kind of learning while studying dogs and deduced the principle of classical conditioning

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Ivan Pavlov

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What is classical conditioning

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Learning to associate neutral stimuli with stimuli that produce reflexive, involuntary responses

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Learning to associate neutral stimuli with stimuli that produce reflexive, involuntary responses is known as…

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Classical conditioning

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What is an unconditioned stimulus

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Something that elicits a natural, reflexive response

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Something that elicits a natural, reflexive response is known as…

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Unconditioned stimulus

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What is delayed conditioning

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Introducing the US while the CS is still evident

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Introducing the US while the CS is still evident is known as…

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Delayed conditioning

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What is trace conditioning

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The presentation of the CS, followed by a short break, and then the US

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The presentation of the CS, followed by a short break, and then the US is known as…

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Trace conditioning

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What is simultaneous conditioning

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CS and US are presented at the same time

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CS and US being presented at the same time is known as…

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Simultaneous conditioning

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What is backward conditioning

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US is presented first, followed by the CS

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US being presented first, followed by the CS is known as…

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Backward conditioning

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What is extinction

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When the CS no longer elicits the CR

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When the CS no longer elicits the CR it is called…

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Extinction

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What is spontaneous recovery

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Response breifly reappears upon presentation of the CS after extinction

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Response breifly reappearing upon presentation of the CS after extinction is known as…

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Spontaneous recovery

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What is adverse conditioning

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Conditioned to have a negative response

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Someone conditioned to have a negative response to something is known as…

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Adverse conditioning

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What is learned taste aversion

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Developing an aversion to food/drink after ingesting it and feeling sick after

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Developing an aversion to food/drink after ingesting it and feeling sick after is known as…

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Learned taste aversion

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What is the Garcia effect

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Aversion develops more strongly for stimuli that cause nausea than other stimuli in animals

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“Aversion develops more strongly for stimuli that cause nausea than other stimuli in animals”
This is known as the…

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Garcia effect

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What is operant conditioning
Learning based on association of consequences with one's actions
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Learning based on association of consequences with one's actions is known as...
Operant conditioning
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What is the law of effect
If the consequences of a behavior are pleasant, the stimulus-response connection will be strengthened and the likelihood of the behavior will increase
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"If the consequences of a behavior are pleasant, the stimulus-response connection will be strengthened and the likelihood of the behavior will increase" This is known as the...
Law of effect
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What is the Skinner box
A contraption with a way to deliver food to an animal after completing an action
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What is reinforcer
Anything that makes a behavior more likely to occur
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Anything that makes a behavior more likely to occur is known as a...
Reinforcer
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What is instrumental learning
Consequence is instrumental in shaping future behaviors
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"Consequence is instrumental in shaping future behaviors" This is known as...
Instrumental learning
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What is positive reinforcement
The addition of something pleasant
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The addition of something pleasant is called...
Positive reinforcement
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What is negative reinforcement
The removal of something unpleasant
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The removal of something unpleasant is called...
Negative reinforcement
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What is escape learning
Allowing one to terminate an aversive stimulus
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Allowing one to terminate an aversive stimulus is known as...
Escape learning
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What is avoidance learning
Enabling one to avoid unpleasant stimulus altogether
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Enabling one to avoid unpleasant stimulus altogether is known as...
Avoidance learning
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What is punishment
The addition of something unpleasant
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The addition of something unpleasant is known as...
Punishment
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What is omission training
The removal of something pleasant
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The removal of something pleasant is known as...
Omission training
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What is shaping
Reinforcing the steps used to reach the desired behavior
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Reinforcing the steps used to reach the desired behavior is known as...
Shaping
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What is a primary reinforcer
Things that are rewarding in it of themselves
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Things that are rewarding in it of themselves are called...
Primary reinforcers
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What is a secondary reinforcer
Things we have learned to value
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Things we have learned to value are called...
Secondary reinforcers
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What is a generalized reinforcer
Something that can be traded in for anything
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Something that can be traded in for anything is known as a...
Generalized reinforcer
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What is the Premack principle
Whichever of two activities is preferred can be used to reinforce the activity that isn't preferred
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"Whichever of two activities is preferred can be used to reinforce the activity that isn't preferred" This is known as the...
Premack principle
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What is a fixed ratio
Reinforcement delivered after a set number of responses
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Reinforcement delivered after a set number of responses is known as a...
Fixed ratio
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What is a fixed interval
Reinforcement delivered after a behavior is performed following the passage of a fixed amount of time
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Reinforcement delivered after a behavior is performed following the passage of a fixed amount of time is known as a...
Fixed interval
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What is a variable ratio
Reinforcement delivered after a variable number of responses
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Reinforcement delivered after a variable number of responses is known as a...
Variable ratio
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What is a variable interval
Reinforcement delivered after a behavior is performed following the passage of a variable amount of time
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Reinforcement delivered after a behavior is performed following the passage of a variable amount of time is known as a...
Variable interval
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What is Pavlov's contiguity model
The more time things are paired, the greater the learning that will take place
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"The more time things are paired, the greater the learning that will take place" This is known as...
Pavlov's contiguity model
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What is Rescorla's contingency model
It is necessary for one event to reliably predict another for a strong association between the two
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"It is necessary for one event to reliably predict another for a strong association between the two" This is known as...
Rescorla's contingency model
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What is modeling
Learning by observation and imitation
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Learning by observation and imitation is called...
Modeling
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What is latent learning
Learning that becomes obvious once a reinforcement is given for demonstrating it
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Learning that becomes obvious once a reinforcement is given for demonstrating it is known as...
Latent learning
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What is abstract learning
Understanding concepts
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Understanding concepts is known as...
Abstract learning
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What is insight learning
Suddenly realizing how to solve a problem
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Suddenly realizing how to solve a problem is known as...
Insight learning