Learning Flashcards

1
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4 factors that help explain the power of operant conditioning include schedules of reinforcement, discriminative stimuli (that signal the reinforcement is in effect), the __________ context and the characteristics of the learner

A

-behavioural

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in a ___________ schedule of reinforcement, environmental consequences are the same each time an animal emits a behaviour

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-continuous

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3
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in an intermittent schedule of ____________, reinforcement doesn’t occur every time a response is emitted

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-reinforcement

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4
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in a fixed-ratio __________ of reinforcement, reinforcement occurs at a fixed rate depending on the number of operant responses emitted

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-schedule

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5
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in a variable ratio schedule of reinforcement, reward is given for a percentage of responses, but the number of responses required is ______________

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-unpredictable

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6
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fixed-interval schedules result in an animal receiving reinforcement after a fixed amount of _______

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-time

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variable interval schedules ensure the animal does not know how long the __________________ between reinforcements will be

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-time interval

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8
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_____________is the alteration of autonomic responses, usually used in classical conditioning, but which can also be utilised in operant conditioning

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-biofeedback

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9
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Most learned behaviours involved both __________ and ____________ conditioning

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  • classical

- operant

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10
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___________________ theory uses concepts from behaviourism but adds the features of cognition and social learning

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-cognitive-social theory

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Mental images, or __________ can be used for ______________, which has occurred but isn’t shown in present behaviour

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  • cognitive maps

- latent learning

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12
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Cognitive-social theory posits that _____________ of the consequences of behaviour make it more or less likely to occur

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-expectancies

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13
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the Locus of control is the generalised expectancies people hold about whether or not a particular ____________ will result in the ___________ they prefer

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  • behaviour

- outcomes

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14
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_________________ is the expectancy that adverse events cannot be escaped. Motivational and learning deficits can result from this

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-Learned helplessness

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15
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Explanatory style is the way people make sense of ______ events

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-negative

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Those with a _________ explanatory style see bad events as being caused by internal, stable and global causes

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-pessimistic

17
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_____________ and community influence peoples expectancies, explanatory styles and locus of control

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-culture

18
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Social learning occurs by __________ interaction

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-social

19
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_______________ learning occurs by observing the behaviour of others

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-observational

20
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Tutelage is _________________

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-direct instruction

21
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_____________ is the process whereby someone/thing repeats a behaviour that they saw in someone else

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-modelling

22
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vicarious conditioning is when a person learns the consequences of something by observing its _________ for someone else

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-consequences