Theories & Principles of Learning Flashcards
Figures of Classical Conditioning
Pavlov & Watson
Trace Conditioning vs Delay (standard pairing)
Trace = CS before US with no overlap or small time gap
Delay = CS before US with then an overlap of CS with US
What’s more effective, trace or delay conditioning?
Delay (standard pairing) where there’s an overlap
What 2 conditioning methods do not result/are not successful in conditioning
Simultaneous & backwards conditioning
2 differences between stimulus generalization & higher-order conditioning
Stimulus generalization = automatic/unlearned & new neutral stimulus is similar
Higher order = deliberate/learned & new neutral stimulus is different
Figures of Operant Conditioning
Thorndike & Skinner
Highest to lowest rates of responding during acquisition
- Variable Ratio
- Fixed Ratio
- Variable Interval
- Fixed Ratio
Highest to lowest resistance to extinction
- Variable Ratio
- Fixed Ratio
- Variable Interval
- Fixed Ratio
Satiation vs Habituation
Satiation (OC) - the reinforcer loses value
Habituation (CC) - becoming used to & less responsive to unconditioned stimulus (US)
Which response rates are smooth/steady vs scalloped
Variable: smooth/steady response rates
Fixed: scalloped response rates
Classical vs Operant Extinction
Classical: presenting CS without US
Operant: stop reinforcing the target behaviour
What’s discrimination learning
When target behaviours are only reinforced in certain environments
Figure of social cognitive theory or social learning theory
Bandura