Learning

Question 1

Classical Conditioning

Answer 1

The use of linking an unfamiliar stimulus with a known one to produce the same unconditioned response for the new stimuli

Question 2

Unconditioned Stimulus

Answer 2

The stimulus (sound, smell, touch) that triggers a response (unconditioned response)

Question 3

Conditioned Stimulus

Answer 3

The stimulus learned to produce a give response (usually the same unconditioned response)

Question 4

Conditioned Emotional Response (CER)

Answer 4

The learned emotion based on other close individuals

Question 5

Conditioned Taste Aversion

Answer 5

Learned dislike of a food produced or specific taste when eaten up to 6 hours before nauseated feelings

Question 6

Operant Conditioning

Answer 6

Learning based on reinforcement and punishment

• There is both positive and negative punishment
• There is both positive and negative reward

Question 7

Latent Learning

Answer 7

Such as one uses when in classes/studies - the repetitive pattern of material referencing

Question 8

Insight

Answer 8

The sudden arrival of a solution after observing a problem

Question 9

Learned Helplessness

Answer 9

One who tends to not escape a bad problem because of past failures

Question 10

Observational Learning

Answer 10

A “Monkey-see-Monkey do” method of observing and mimicking

Question 11

Learning

Answer 11

Any relative change in an individuals behavior due to experiences or practice of sorts