Principles of Learning Flashcards
Principles of Classical Conditioning Principles of Operant Conditioning Principles of Observational Learning
Ivan Pavlov’s dog experiments lead to the theoretical basis for _________________.
Classical conditioning
What are the five elements of classical conditioning?
Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
Unconditioned response (UCR)
Neutral stimulus (NS)
Conditioned stimulus (CS)
Conditioned response (CR)
Little Albert’s Fear of white rats is an example of ________________
Classical conditioning
As it relates to learning, habituation is what?
The decreasing strength of a response after repeated exposure to a stimulus.
Q
As it relates to learning, a stimulus is what?
Something that elicits a response or reaction.
Classical conditioning was discovered from which experiment in the 1890s?
Classical conditioning
_________ conditioning focuses on reflexive (involuntary) responses, while ____________ conditioning focuses on non-reflexive (voluntary) behaviours.
Classical, operant
ADDING something pleasant is _______________ reinforcement.
Positive
REMOVING something unpleasant is _______________ reinforcement.
Negative
ADDING something unpleasant is _____________ punishment.
Positive
REMOVING something pleasant is _______________ punishment.
Negative
A Skinner Box was used to demonstrate ______________ conditioning
Operant
Positive and negative reinforcement is an example of ______________ conditioning
Operant
Reinforcement and punishment are examples of __________________.
Operant conditioning
The ‘token economy’ is used in _______________ conditioning.
Operant
Monitoring your heart rate on a smart watch is an example of ________________.
Biofeedback
In negative reinforcement, an increase in behaviour follows….
The removal of something adverse
The re-emergence of a previously extinguished conditioned response.
Spontaneous recovery
Reinforcement that provides a reward for a certain percentage of responses, but the number of responses required before reinforcement is unpredictable.
Variable ratio
Schedule of reinforcement connects reinforcement to an average interval of time but the exact time when reinforcement will be presented is unpredictable.
Variable interval