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chapter 8

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  1. 1radical behaviorism"believing that stimulus-response theory of psychology can account for all the overt behaviors that psychologists seek to explain" (p. 188)
  2. 2empiricism"suggests that all knowledge originates in experience" (p. 188)
  3. 3classical conditioning"a form of learning which a response becomes associated with a previously neutral stimulus" (p. 189)
  4. 4unconditioned stimulus"a stimulus that normally elicits a particular reflex or automatic response" (p. 189)
  5. 5unconditioned"a response" (p. 189)
  6. 6conditioned stimulus"A previously neutral response that becomes associated with a response" (p. 189)
  7. 7conditioned response"A response that becomes associated with a stimulus through learning" (p.189)
  8. 8behaviorism"study of overt behavior" (p. 189)
  9. 9law of effect"states that when a behavior or performance is accompanied by satisfaction, it tends to happen again" 9p. 189)
  10. 10habit"some kind or learned association between a stimulus and a response that makes them occur together frequently" (p. 190)
  11. 11drive reduction"the primary dynamic underlying personality development and the acquisition of habits" (p. 190)
  12. 12drive"a stimulus impelling a person to act/impels" (p. 191)
  13. 13Primary drive"physiological processes that are necessary for an organism's survival
    ex: hunger" (p. 191)
  14. 14secondary drives"learned on the basis of primary ones
    ex: being motivated to eat" (p. 191)
  15. 15reinforcer"any event that increases the likelihood of a particular response" (p. 191)
  16. 16Primary reinforcers"those that reduce primary drives
    ex: food, water, need for sleep" (p. 191)
  17. 17Secondary reinforcers"originally neutral but acquire reward value when they are associated with primary reinforcers" (p.191)
  18. 18reflex"autonomic response to specific stimuli" (p. 191)
  19. 19Hierarchy of response"refers to the tendency for certain responses to occur before others" (p. 191)
  20. 20cue"a specific stimulus that tells the organism when, where, and how to respond" (p. 191)
  21. 21response"one's reaction to the cue" (p. 191)
  22. 22reinforcement"the effect of the response" (p. 191)
  23. 23extinction"does not eliminate the response but inhibits hierarchy" (p.191)
  24. 24frustration"occurs when one is unable to reduce a drive because the response that would satisfy it has been blocked" (p. 192)
  25. 25conflict"frustration that arises from a situation in which incompatible responses occur at the same time" (p. 192)
  26. 26infrahuman species"species lower than human organisms" (p.192)
  27. 27unconscious processes"drives or cues of which are unaware because they are unlabeled or repressed" (p.194)
  28. 28reciprocal inhibition"entails the introduction of a competitive response that will interfere with the original maladaptive response" (p. 196)
  29. 29systematic desensitization"a patient is conditioned to stop responding to a stimulus in an undesired manner and to substitute a new response" (p.196)
  30. 30specific behavior"behaviors that occur in all members of a species" (p. 196)
  31. 31overt behavior"behavior that can be observed by an external observer" (p.198)
  32. 32respondedent behavior"reflexes or autonomic responses that are elicited by stimuli" (p. 199)
  33. 33operant behavior"responses emitted without a stimulus necessarily being present" (p. 199)
  34. 34operant conditioning"the process by which an operant response becomes associated wit a reinforcement through learning" (199)
  35. 35shaping"molding of an organism's behavior" (p. 200)
  36. 36discrimintation"ability to tell the difference between stimuli that are and are not reinforced" (p.200)
  37. 37generalization"application of a response learned in one stimulation to a different but similar situation" (p. 200)
  38. 38schedules of reinforcement"a program for increasing or decreasing the likelihood of a particular response" (p.200)
  39. 39continuous reinforcement"the desired behavior is reinforced each time that it occurs" (p. 200)
  40. 40interval reinforcement"the organism is reinforced after a certain time period has elapsed, regardless of the response rate" (p. 200)
  41. 41fixed"the same time period elapses each time" (p. 201)
  42. 42variable"the time periods may differ in length" (p. 201)
  43. 43ratio reinforcement"the rate of reinforcement determined by the number of appropriate responses" (p. 202)
  44. 44generalized conditioned reinforcers"learned reinforcers that have the power to reinforce a great number of different behaviors" (p. 202)
  45. 45positive reinforcement"occurs when a behavior is followed by a situation that increases the likelihood of that behavior occurring in the future" (p. 202)
  46. 46negative reinforcement"when a behavior is followed the termination of an unpleasant situation, increasing the likelihood of that behavior in similar situations" (p. 202)
  47. 47punishment"when a behavior is followed by an unpleasant situation design to eliminate it" (p. 202)
  48. 48satiation"entails the permitting the behavior to occur until the individual tires of it" (p. 202)
  49. 49Behavior modification"seeks to eliminate undesired behaviors by changing the environment within which they occur" (p. 203)
  50. 50token economy"tokens that are the giving in exchanged for special privileges" (p. 204)
  51. 51psychological behaviorism"detailed theory of personality that translates personality concepts into behavioral language" (p. 206)

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