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Week 4 - Operant Conditioning
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1[blank_start]Instrumental Conditioning[blank_end]: the behaviour in which the organism engages in is instrumental to achieving some desirable outcome.
[blank_start]Operant Conditioning[blank_end]: the organism operates on its environment in some way to achieve some desirable outcome.- AInstrumental Conditioning
- BOperant Conditioning
2[blank_start]Positive Reinforcement[blank_end]: application of a pleasant stimulus ([blank_start]happiness[blank_end]).
[blank_start]Negative Reinforcement[blank_end]: removal of an unpleasant stimulus ([blank_start]relief[blank_end]).
[blank_start]Positive Punishment[blank_end]: application of an unpleasant stimulus ([blank_start]fear[blank_end]).
[blank_start]Negative Punishment[blank_end]: removal of a pleasant stimulus ([blank_start]anger[blank_end]).- APositive Reinforcement
- Bhappiness
- CNegative Reinforcement
- Drelief
- EPositive Punishment
- Ffear
- GNegative Punishment
- Hanger
3The point of too much energy expended in exchange for too little in return is known as [blank_start]ratio[blank_end] strain.
- Aratio
- Binterval
- Cfixed
- Dvariable
4Participants given a 10-stamp card with no stamps filled are less motivated than participants with a 12-stamp card with 2 stamps already completed.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Variable-Ratio schedules:
- AFast response rate
- BSlow response rate
- CWork hard & at a steady rate
- DWork strong before reinforcement with a long pause after
- ELow resistance to extinction
- FHigh resistance to extinction
6Fixed-Interval schedules:
- AResponse is fast
- BResponse is slow
- CResponse is scalloped
- DWork hard & at steady rate
- EStrong before reinforcement, long pause after
- FLow resistance to extinction
- GHigh resistance to extinction
7Variable-Interval schedules:
- AResponse rate is fast
- BResponse rate is slow
- CWork at a steady rate
- DWork is scalloped
- EHigh resistance to extinction
- FLow resistance to extinction
8Many small rewards is greater than 1 large reward.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9[blank_start]Primary Reinforcer[blank_end]: a stimulus that is reinforcing without previous training; e.g. food.
[blank_start]Conditioned Reinforcer[blank_end]: an arbitrary event that increases the frequency of an operant response; e.g. money.- APrimary Reinforcer
- BConditioned Reinforcer
10[blank_start]Elicited[blank_end] Behaviour: the specific result of presenting a particular stimulus.
[blank_start]Emitted[blank_end] Behaviour: response that occurs without any readily identifiable eliciting stimulus.- AElicited
- BEmitted
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- 2 Biopsychology & Learning (Week 4 - Operant Conditioning) Quiz on Week 4 - Operant Conditioning, created by Eloise C on 03/10/2017.
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