Stimulus Control Flashcards

1
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Stimulus control occurs when…

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a dimension of a response is altered in the presence of an SD

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How is stimulus control taught? (think SDs and S-deltas)

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By reinforcing a response following SD and not reinforcing following Sdelta

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3
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A class of behaviour created through differential reinf’t is known as a…

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discriminated operant

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An event that precedes behaviour, signalling the availability of reinf’t, is a

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discriminated stimulus

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5
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When stimuli share similar physical characteristics, _____ _____ may occur.

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stimulus generalization

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6
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Generalization is more likely if stimuli are more…

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similar

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7
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____ ____: When a behaviour occurs in the presence of one stimulus but not others.

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Stimulus discrimination

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Discrimination training - successive procedure: the SD and S-delta are presented…

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randomly and alternately

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Discrimination training - simultaneous procedure: the SD and S-delta are presented…

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at the same time

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10
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In a matching-to-sample procedure, the alternative (non-matching) stimuli are called

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comparison stimuli

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11
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How do we form concepts?

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Generalization within classes and discrimination between classes

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12
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What is transposition?

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When organisms transpose learning experiences onto a new set of stimuli

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13
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What three factors affect stimulus control?

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Pre-attending; Stimulus salience; Masking and overshadowing

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14
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What are pre-attending skills?

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The ability to look at materials and modelling prompts, sit quietly and listen to oral instructions

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15
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What is stimulus salience?

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The prominence of the stimulus in the environment

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16
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A decrease in stimuli salience or competing stimuli that hinder the function of the SD are known as…

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Masking and overshadowing