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What is a systematic relatively permanent change that occurs through experience?

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Learning

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What is the theory of learning that occurs through experience?

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Behaviorism

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What type of learning occurs when an organism makes a connection or association between two events?

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Associative learning

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What is operational conditioning?

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When a organism learns an association between a behavior and a concequence, such as a reward

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What is classical conditioning?

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Organisms learn the association between two stimuli

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What is observational learning?

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Learning that takes place when a person observes and intimates another’s behavior

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What is a reflex?

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Automatic stimulus response connection

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What is a unconditioned stimulus?

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Stimulus that produces a response without prior learning

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What is an unconditioned response?

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Unlearned reaction that is automatic by the unconditioned stimulus

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What is a conditioned stimulus?

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Previous neutral stimulus that eventually elicits a conditioned response after being paired with the unconditioned stimulus

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When does the conditioned response occur?

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After the CS-US pairing

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What is a neutral stimulus?

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Stimulus with no significance

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What is the initial learning of the connection between the US and CS when the two are paired?

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Acquisition

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What is generalization?

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Tendency of a new stimulus that is similar to the original conditioned stimulus to elicit a response that is similar to the conditioned response

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What is discrimination?

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Process of learning to respond to some things and not to others

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What is extinction?

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Weakening of a conditioned response after the stimulus has been absent

17
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What is spontaneous recovery?

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Process in a classical response when response can occur after a time delay with no further conditioning

18
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John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner did what?

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Performed classical conditioning experiments on an infant that would violate ethical guidelines today

19
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What is counter conditioning?

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Classical conditioning procedure that changes the relationship between conditioned stimulus and response

20
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What is aversive conditioning?

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Form of treatment that consists of repeated pairings of a stimulus with very unpleasant stimulus

21
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What is the form of associative learning in which the concequences of a behavior change the probablity of the behavior occuring

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Operant conditioning

22
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Who coined the term operant to describe the behavior of an organism?

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BF Skinner

23
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Who developed the ‘law of effect’?

What does this law state?

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E.L Thorndike
The law states that behaviors followed by pleasant outcomes are strengthened, and behaviors followed by unpleasant outcomes are weakend

24
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What is shaping?

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Refers to rewarding successive approximations of a desired behavior

25
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What is reinforcement?

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Process which a stimulus or event following a behavior increases the probablity of that behavior occuring again

26
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What is positive reinforcement?

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Frequency of a behavior increases following a desirable stimulus

27
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What is negative reinforcement?

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Frequency of a behavior increases because it is followed by the removal of something undesirable

28
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What type of learning occurs when the organism learns that by making a particular response, a negative stimulus can be all together unavoided

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Avoidance learning

29
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What is learned helplesseness?

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Organism learns it has no control over negative outcome

30
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What is a primary enforcer?

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A reinforcer that does not take any learning to make it pleasurable

31
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What is a secondary reinforcer?

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A reinforcer that gains its positive value through an organisms experience

32
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What is punishment?

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Concequence which will decrease the likelyhood a behavior will occur

33
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What is positive punishment?

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Behavior decreases when followed by the presentation of a stimulus

34
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What is negative punishment?

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Behavior will decrease when a stimulus is removed

35
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Who conducted the study on observational learning with the boba doll?

A

Albert Bandura

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