Unit 4: Flashcards
Insight learning
Sudden appearance of solution
Latent learning
Learning w/o rewards
Observational learning
Learning by watching others’ behavior
Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
Reflexively brings UCR
Unconditioned response (UCR)
Response that takes place in an organism when UCS occurs
Conditioned stimulus (CS)
NS at 1st, when paired w/ UCS elicits CR
Conditioned response (CR)
After Conditioning, response when CS presented
Taste aversion
Never wanting to eat a food again bc of a negative response
Learned helplessness
Feeling of futility bc unable to avoid aversive events
Preparedness
Easily learn survival behavior, Slowly learn non natural tendencies
Instinctive drift
Drifting back to natural (instinctive) behavior
Neutral stimulus
Doesn’t initially elicit response
Pairing
Associating stimulus w/ unrelated object
Acquisition
Gives known response to NS
Extinction
Presenting CS to UCS (repeatedly) leads to NS
Spontaneous recovery
After 💀, w/o training, previous CS elecits CR temporarily
Stimulus generalization
Stimuli similar to CS also elicit CR w/o training
Stimulus discrimination
Able to tell dif btwn stimulus so only CS elicits CR
Higher order conditioning
Associating NS when there is already a CS [2 stimuli vs 1]
Avoidance behavior
Takes away unpleasant stimulus before it begins
Avoidance conditioning
Organism avoids anxiety causing stimulus so anxiety nvr extinct
Law of effect
+ Consequences = Strengthened Behavior
- Consequences = Weakened Behavior
Positive reinforcement
+ consequence following voluntary behavior increases probability of it repeating
Negative reinforcement
removing - consequence following voluntary behavior increases probability of it repeating
Immediate reinforcement
Reinforcer presented immediately following behavior
Delayed reinforcement
Time delay btwn desired response of organism and delivery of reward
Reinforcer
Desirable stimulus or opportunity
Primary reinforcer
Something biologically important is rewarding
Secondary reinforcer
Something is rewarding b/c associated w/ PR
Negative punishment
Removal of a reinforcer in response to unwanted behavior
Positive punishment
Aversive stimulus following an undesired behavior
Shaping
+ reinforcing desired behavior to teach new behavior
Chaining
+ reinforcing each behavior then later only rewarding completed sequence
Schedules of reinforcement
Pattern of reward
Continuous reinforcement
Reinforcement following specific behavior everytime it is exhibited
Partial reinforcement
Occasional reinforcement of a particular behavior
Fixed interval schedule
Reinforcement happens after specific and set time
Fixed ratio schedule
Reinforcement occurs after specific or set number of responses
Variable interval schedule
Reinforcement happens after a varying time
Variable ratio schedule
Reinforcement happens after a varying amount of responses has occurred
Interval
Time
Ratio
Responses
Cognitive Learning
Think not just observe
Vicarious Reinforcement
likelihood on acting on vicarious learning changes when seeing consequences of others’ behvaior
Vicarious Punishment
Decrease in behavior’s frequency b/c seeing others punished for same actions
Bandura
Observational Learning
Emotional Learning
Teaching children how to overcome and manage emotions
Guiding Children through development
S&E L 5 components:
Social Awareness
Relationship Skills
Self-Awareness
Responsible Decision Making
Self Management
Biofeedback
Cognitive (brain) factors to influence biological factors of stress