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- 1What is learningAny durable change in behavior or knowledge that is due to experience
- 2Ivan Pavlov discovered...Psychic reflexes
- 3US stands for?Unconditioned Stimulus (food)
- 4UCR stands for?Unconditioned Response (salivation)
- 5CS stands for?Conditioned Stimulus ( Bell/ sound)
- 6CR stand for?Conditioned response (saliva to bell)
- 7Can UCR and CR differ?Yes
- 8Name all 6 Basic ProcessesAcquisition
Extinction
Spontaneous recovery
Stimulus generalization
Stimulus discrimation
High-order conditioning - 9What is Acquisition?The phase of classical conditioning when the CS and the US are presented together
- 10What is Extinction?Gradual elimination of learned response that occurs when the CS is repeatedly presented without the US
- 11What us spontaneous recovery?The tendency of a learned behavior to recover from extinction after a rest period
- 12What is stimulus generalization?When an organism has learned a response to a specific stimulus, but responds in the same way to new stimulus that are similar to the original CS
- 13What is the opposite to stimulus generalization?Stimulus discrimination
- 14What is Stimulus Discrimination?Organism learn a response to a CS and does not respond in the same way to new stimuli that are similar to the CS
- 15What is higher order conditioningWhen a conditioned stimulus functions as if it were an unconditioned stimulus.
- 16Does classical conditioning depend on UCS?No, well established CS work too (Hight order conditioning)
- 17What are 3 examples of common conditioned responses in everyday lifeFood aversion
Prejudice
Phobias and other fears - 18How do irrational fears develop?Classical conditioning
Ex: Experienced pain (UCR) during drilling (UCS) at dentist - 19How do we see conditioning in advertising?Try to relate an emotion to a product
- 20What us the definition of Operant conditioninga type of learning in which the consequences of an organism behavior determine wether it will repeat that behavior in the future
- 21Beyon CC what is there?Reflex responses that are controlled by stimuli that precede the response
- 22What is law of effect?Behaviours that re followed by "satisfying state of affairs" tend to be repeated, whereas those that produce an "unpleasant state of affairs" are less likely to be repeated.
- 23What was Skinner Operant conditioning experiment?Worked with rats and Pigeon with reinforcement and punishment
- 24Punishment ... likelihood of a behaviordecreases
- 25Reinforcement ... likelihood of a behaviorincreases
- 26Positive for.. NEgative for..Positive:Provide
Negative: remove - 27Is punishment effective?No, does not extinguish undesirable behavior (not teaching what is the right thing to do)
- 28Do reinforcers always work?No, food = not always hundgry
- 29Operant conditioning 2 processesAcquisition
-Shaping
Extinction - 30What is the difference between OC and CC aquisition?The procedures are differ dramatically
-Shaping (the reinforcement of closer and closer desired responses) - 31What is also called "continuous reinforcement" to get the desired behaviourShaping
- 32When we no longer reinforce a behaviour what could we expect?Extinction
- 33Definiton of extinction?The gradual weakening and disappearance of a conditioned response
- 34What are the 2 main schedules of partial reinforcementRation scheduals
Interval scheduales - 35What are the 2 types of ratios schedules?Fixed ratio
Variable ratios - 36What are the 2 types of Interval schedules?Fixed interval
Variable interval - 37Example of a fixed ratio?Every tree you plant you get 1$
- 38Example of variable ratio?Casino machines
- 39Example of fixed - Interval ?Every 10 mins you get a chocolate
- 40Example of variable interval?The amount of waves you get when surfing you have to wait want you might miss some
- 41What are cognitive elements of OC?Mental representation of the physical features of the environment
EX: When the animal instincts doesn't tell them to go to the same place even tought they found food there before - 42Who invented Observational learning?Albert Bandura
- 43Social cognitive theory also called..Observational learning
- 44What is Observational learning also called?"social modelling"
- 45What contributes to Observational Learning (OL)?Mirror neurons
- 46Both .. and .. can take place though observationCC and OC
- 47What are the 4 basic processes to observational learning?Attention
Retention
Reproduction
Motivation - 48Can the observation of filmed models influence the learning or aggressive behavior in children?Yes
- 49Exposure to violent games increases what 4 things?Physiological arousal
Agressive thought
agressive emotions
agressive actions - 50Exposure to violent games decreases?positive prosocial actions
- 51What is latent learning?Process in which something is learned but is not manifested as behavioural change until later.
- 52secound order conditioning?CS is paired with stimulus that became associated with the US in an earlier procedure
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