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Unit 4: Flashcards

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Insight learning

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Sudden appearance of solution

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Latent learning

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Learning w/o rewards

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Observational learning

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Learning by watching others’ behavior

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Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)

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Reflexively brings UCR

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Unconditioned response (UCR)

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Response that takes place in an organism when UCS occurs

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Conditioned stimulus (CS)

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NS at 1st, when paired w/ UCS elicits CR

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Conditioned response (CR)

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After Conditioning, response when CS presented

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Taste aversion

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Never wanting to eat a food again bc of a negative response

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Learned helplessness

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Feeling of futility bc unable to avoid aversive events

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Preparedness

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Easily learn survival behavior, Slowly learn non natural tendencies

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Instinctive drift

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Drifting back to natural (instinctive) behavior

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Neutral stimulus

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Doesn’t initially elicit response

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Pairing

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Associating stimulus w/ unrelated object

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Acquisition

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Gives known response to NS

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Extinction

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Presenting CS to UCS (repeatedly) leads to NS

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Spontaneous recovery

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After 💀, w/o training, previous CS elecits CR temporarily

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Stimulus generalization

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Stimuli similar to CS also elicit CR w/o training

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Stimulus discrimination

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Able to tell dif btwn stimulus so only CS elicits CR

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Higher order conditioning

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Associating NS when there is already a CS [2 stimuli vs 1]

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Avoidance behavior

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Takes away unpleasant stimulus before it begins

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Avoidance conditioning

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Organism avoids anxiety causing stimulus so anxiety nvr extinct

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Law of effect

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+ Consequences = Strengthened Behavior
- Consequences = Weakened Behavior

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Positive reinforcement

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+ consequence following voluntary behavior increases probability of it repeating

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Negative reinforcement

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removing - consequence following voluntary behavior increases probability of it repeating

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Immediate reinforcement

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Reinforcer presented immediately following behavior

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Delayed reinforcement

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Time delay btwn desired response of organism and delivery of reward

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Reinforcer

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Desirable stimulus or opportunity

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Primary reinforcer

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Something biologically important is rewarding

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Secondary reinforcer

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Something is rewarding b/c associated w/ PR

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Negative punishment

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Removal of a reinforcer in response to unwanted behavior

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Positive punishment

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Aversive stimulus following an undesired behavior

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Shaping

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+ reinforcing desired behavior to teach new behavior

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Chaining

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+ reinforcing each behavior then later only rewarding completed sequence

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Schedules of reinforcement

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Pattern of reward

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Continuous reinforcement

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Reinforcement following specific behavior everytime it is exhibited

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Partial reinforcement

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Occasional reinforcement of a particular behavior

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Fixed interval schedule

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Reinforcement happens after specific and set time

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Fixed ratio schedule

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Reinforcement occurs after specific or set number of responses

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Variable interval schedule

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Reinforcement happens after a varying time

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Variable ratio schedule

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Reinforcement happens after a varying amount of responses has occurred

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Interval

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Time

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Ratio

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Responses

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Cognitive Learning

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Think not just observe

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Vicarious Reinforcement

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likelihood on acting on vicarious learning changes when seeing consequences of others’ behvaior

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Vicarious Punishment

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Decrease in behavior’s frequency b/c seeing others punished for same actions

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Bandura

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Observational Learning

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Emotional Learning

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Teaching children how to overcome and manage emotions
Guiding Children through development

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S&E L 5 components:

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Social Awareness
Relationship Skills
Self-Awareness
Responsible Decision Making
Self Management

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Biofeedback

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Cognitive (brain) factors to influence biological factors of stress

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