Learning lecture Guide Flashcards

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What is Pavlov‘s famous discovery? Explain the conditioned response.

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Russian Physiologist study digestion in real time using his dogs. Psychic Secretions: unexplained salivation by his dogs.

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What procedure the problem of use investigate the conditioned reflex? What is the basic definition of classical conditioning?

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Explain each of the components of classical conditioning (US, UR, CS, CR) and describe how they produce a conditioned response. Describe your own example of a conditioned response, labing each part.

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Unconditioned Stimulus (US): stimulus that naturally elicits response. E.g. Food 
Unconditioned Response (UR): respons to the US. E.G. Salivation
Conditioned Stimulus (CS/NS): neutral stimulus that elicits a reaponse after being paired with the US. E.G. sound
Conditioned Response (CR): Learned response to CS. E.G. Salivation
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What is acquisition? What is extinction? How does spontaneous recovery relate to extinction? (All questions in classical conditioning)

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Intial stage of learning. Spontaneous recovery is only temporary.

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What are stimulus generalization and stimulus discrimination in classical conditioning, give a personal example.

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Generalization: after conditioning to one CS, similar stimuli also elicit a CR.

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Describe John B. Watson’s “little albert” study. How did he use classical conditioning to elicit fear in Little Albert?

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How is classial conditioning used in advertising?

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Describe how taste aversions, immune system responses, and sexual responses can be classically conditioned.

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What is reinforcement? Give an example.

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Define operant conditioning. How fors operant conditioning differ from classjcal conditioning? Relate this difference to whethwr the responses are “emitted” and “elicited”.

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How does extinction occur in operant conditioning? What are extinction bursts? Described an example of each from your everyday life.

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What are generalization and discrimination, and how are they demonstrated in operant conditioning?

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What is an operant chamber (e.g. Skinner Box), how did Skinner use it to investigate operant conditioning?

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What is the basic idea behind shaping ? How can it be used to train new responses? Describe how you would use shape to teach a dog to shake hands.

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What are the four types of consequences in operant conditioning? Describe the effect of each n behavior, and give an everyday example each.

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Explain the difference between “position” and “negative” reinforcement. To what do the “positive” and “negative” refer to?

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What are delayed consequences, how do they affect behavior?

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What is primary and conditioned/ secondary reinforcement? Give an example each.

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What is a schedule of reinforcement? What is the difference between continuous schedule and an intermittent schedule.

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Describe the four schedules of intermittent reinforcement. For each, give an example, and describe the pattern of behavior that results from each schedule.

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Briefly describe how operant conditioning can be applied to (a) animal training, (b) persuasion, (c) behavior modification. Give an example of these uses everyday.

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