Learning Flashcards
What is elaborative interrogation?
Interrogates new information with existing information. Activates schemas
What is interleaved study?
Studying different topics other than moving on once complete one topic
What is habituation?
The decline in an organisms response to a stimulus
What is classical conditioning?
When a stimulus evokes a response because of paired stimulus that naturally evokes response
Examples of unconditioned response and stimulus?
Food and drooling. Loud sound and shock.
Example of conditioned stimulus and response?
Pavlov’s dog– pairing a tuning fork with food during conditioning turned the tuning fork to be a stimulus to food-began drooling
Example of second-order response?
Emily Nordmann’s coke with cigarette. Unconditioned stimulus becomes conditioned stimulus
Example of unconditioned stimulus to conditioned response
Seeing a heroine needle and craving and being mad that there is no heroine. After previous heroine use…
What is a generalization example?
If you train your dog with a tone, it will have a response to a slightly different or weaker tone..
What is pairing?
Pairing a conditioned stimulus to a conditioned response
What is operant conditioning?
Voluntarily doing something, maybe attached with a consequence or stimuli. Ex. Moving leaver when you need food.
Example of positive reinforcement?
Doing homework so you get a chocolate
Example of negative reinforcement?
Doing homework so you don’t have to do the dishes
What is the Premack principle
Taking something away or restricting it until a task is done
What is overjustification?
Ex. Giving a rat water in order to do exercise.
