task 5

Question 1

Classical conditioning

Answer 1

first step - ringing the bell - not consistent response
second step - food = salivation
third step - ring the bell - food - salivation
fourth step ring the bell - salivation

Question 2

extinction Classical conditioning

Answer 2

does not bring the food for several times after the bell the conditioned stimulis

Question 3

spontaneuos recovery Classical conditioning

Answer 3

start linking food with bell again

Question 4

generalization Classical conditioning

Answer 4

similar stimuli will have similar conditioned response (ex. alarm)

Question 5

discrimination training

Answer 5

slight difference between similar stimuli (dog and squares example)

Question 6

S-S theory

Answer 6

stimulus that create mental representation (food- salivation)

Question 7

S-R theory

Answer 7

response to two different stimulus that are not connected but give the same responde (food-bell)

Question 8

operant conditioning

Answer 8

behave a certain way to obtain something

Question 9

thorndike box operant conditioning

Answer 9

created a box and a way for the cat to get out, the cat has to stay there until he gets hungry and try to open the box. took trial and error. when he figured out how to get out the response got faster every time

Question 10

skinner box operant conditioning

Answer 10

he added a reward to this experiment so each time the cat got closer to opening the box he would give him a treat.

Question 11

partial reinforcement

Answer 11

response is not always rewarded

Question 12

constant reinforcement

Answer 12

always rewarded

Question 13

shaping reinforcement

Answer 13

desires responses are rewarded

Question 14

positive reinforcement

Answer 14

pleasant reward is given

Question 15

negative reinforcement

Answer 15

removing negative reward like electroshock

Question 16

positive punishment

Answer 16

arrival of negative stimulus

Question 17

negative punishment

Answer 17

taking away a positive stimulus (food)