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CH2 Cooper
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- 1Behaviorportion of an organisms interaction with its environment and the existing relations between them
- 2responsean action of an organisms effector
- 3response topographythe physical shape or form of the behavior
- 4response classa group of response with the same function
- 5repertoireall of the behaviors someone can do
- 6enviornmenteverything except the moving parts of the organism involved in the behavior , include an organisms external features and the events inside the skin
- 7stimulusan energy change that affects an organism through receptor cells.
- 8stimulus classgroup of stimuli sharing a predetermined set of common elements
- 9Three stimulus classesFuck Them Fuckboys
Formal
Temporal
Functional - 10Formal Stimulus Class#physical features
#shape
#size
#color - 11Temporal Stumulus Calss#when they occur in time
#time
#antecedent
#consequqnce
#Contig - 12Functional Stimulus Class#function of Bx
#multiple functions - 13Antecedentstimulus changes that occurs right before (immediately) the behavior
- 14consequencestimulus change that follows the behavior of interest
-has a significant influence on future bx - 15Stimulus Feature#share common topographies/features
#infinate number
#stimulus generalization - 16Stimulus ArbitraryDo NOT share common features but they evoke the same response
Ex: banana, apple, grapes, orange are all fruit - 17Respondent Bx#Elicit
#involuntary
#unlearned
S-R
#watson - 18ReflexMUST be S-R to be reflex otherwise they're just individual stimuli or UCR
#built in response we have at birth - 19Habituationwhen eliciting stimulus is presented repeatedly over a short period of time the strength of the respondent bx diminishes.
- 20Phylogenic#born with it
#survival
#darwin
#history of species - 21Respondent Conditioning#Pavlov
UCS--- UCR
NS+UCS--- UCR
CS--CR
#HIGHER ORDER CONDITIONING - 22Operant Bx#skinner
S-R-S
#EVOKE/EMIT
#voluntary
#learned
#history of consequence
#unlimited in range of forms
#deifined by their effects - 23selection by consequenceall forms of life evolve as a result of selection with respect to function
- 24ontogeny#operant selection
selection by consequence operates during the lifetime of an individual - 25adaptationEVOKED by an antecedent stimulus over the repeated or prolonged presentation
- 26Operant Conditioning#selectionism
#the process and selective effects of consequence on behavior
#voluntary behavior that are determined by a history of consequences - 27automaticity of reinforcementbehavior is modified by consequences regardless of whether the individual is aware that they are being reinforced.
- 28Positive reinforcement TYPE 1 REF#something is added to increase future BX
#praise, candy, smile, laugh, attention - 29Negative Reinforcement TYPE 2 REF#something is removed to increase future freq of bx.
#characterized by escape and avoidance
#relief
#starts adversive - 30ExtinctionWithhold previous reinforcement to decrease bx
- 31Positive Punishment Type 1 PunishmentSomething is added to decrease the freq of bx
#reprimand
#spanking
#No! - 32Negative Punishment Type 2 punishmentsomething is removed to decrease future freq of bx.
#response cost
#time-out
#Speeding ticket - 33Unconditioned Reinforcers UCRstimulus change that can increase the future frequency of bx without prior pairing with any other form of reinforcement
- 34Unconditioned Punisher UCPstimulus change that can decrease the future frequency of bx without prior pairing with any other form of punishment
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