Operants and Respondents

Question 1

ontogenic

Answer 1

operant, evoked, learned

Question 2

phylogenic

Answer 2

respondent, elicited, unlearned

Question 3

operants

Answer 3

are evoked, learned, ontogenic

Question 4

respondents

Answer 4

are elicited, unlearned, phylogenic, like reflexes

Question 5

operant conditioning

Answer 5

behavior is evoked by antecedents and consequences; learned, ontogenic

Question 6

respondent conditioning

Answer 6

behavior is elicited by pairing of US with NS to produce CS from previously NS

Question 7

unconditioned response

Answer 7

reflex, phylogenic; elicited by unconditioned stimulus

Question 8

unconditioned stimulus

Answer 8

elicits and unconditioned response (reflex)

Question 9

habituation

Answer 9

reduction in unconditioned response due to repeated presentation of unconditioned stimulus

Question 10

neutral stimulus

Answer 10

has no effect on behavior

Question 11

conditioned response

Answer 11

elicited by a conditioned stimulus

Question 12

conditioned stimulus

Answer 12

elicits a conditioned response; was once neutral but now elicits similar response as US due to pairing of stimuli

Question 13

respondent extinction

Answer 13

reduction in conditioned response due to repeated presentation of CS without being paired with US

Question 14

operant behavior

Answer 14

behavior is elicited because of history of consequences in presence of certain antecedent stimuli, S-R-S/ A-B-C

Question 15

rule governed behavior

Answer 15

behavior acquired without contact with consequences

Question 16

contingency shaped behavior

Answer 16

behavior acquired through direct contact with consequences