Operant conditioning

Question 1

Memory method of operant conditioning

Answer 1

STOPPERENT

Question 2

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T

Answer 2

Structure conditions
Trial and error
O- Behaviour shaping
Positive reinforcement/ Negative reinforcement
Punishment
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Exercise
Readiness
Effect
N
Thorndikes law

Question 3

Structure conditions

Answer 3

Manipulating the environment

Question 4

Trial and error

Answer 4

Multiple attempts at the skill

Question 5

Behaviour shaping

Answer 5

Successful attempts mould correct response

Question 6

Positive reinforcement

Answer 6

Praise used to strengthen S-R bond towards desired response

Question 7

Negative reinforcement

Answer 7

Removal of negative stimulus to strengthen S-R bond towards desired response

Question 8

Punishment

Answer 8

Negative stimulus toi weaken S-R bond

Question 9

Exercise

Answer 9

The performer must practice the skill to strengthen S-R bond

Question 10

Readiness

Answer 10

An S-R bond can only be created and strengthened if performer is mentally and physically mature enough

Question 11

Effect

Answer 11

When a correct action is shown praise should be given to strengthen S-R bond