psychology quiz 14

Question 0

food stimulus, lecture

Answer 0

Unconditioned stimulus -

Question 1

• salivation in response to food in the mouth was uncleared, joy

Answer 1

Unconditioned resposne

Question 2

salivationresponse, joy

Answer 2

Conditioned response

Question 3

tone stimulus, stretching

Answer 3

Conditioned stimulus

Question 4

• taking a specific stimulus and reacting the same way to other stimuli that are similar
• Example: Mr. Mears is grossed out by the sight of ALL Nutri-Grain bars

Answer 4

Generalization

Question 5

• taking a specific stimuli and reacting only to it

- Example: Mr. Mears is grossed out by Apple Cinnamon bars, but is OK with other varieties

Answer 5

Discrimination

Question 6

• can help people over come fears, phobias, and bad habits by teaching people new associations

Answer 6

Classical Conditiong

Question 7

learning responses to punishments and rewards

Answer 7

Operant Conditiong

Question 8

-a stimulus that increases a behavior

Answer 8

Reinforcement -

Question 9

• a stimulus that decreases a behavior

Answer 9

Punishment -

Question 10

Two types of reinforcement

Answer 10

Negative and Positive

Question 11

• add a positive stimulus to increase a behavior
  When I get good grades in grade school I get to pick dinner that night
  -Your will get 100 if you got to school everyday

Answer 11

Positive -

Question 12

• subtract a negative stimulus to increase a behavior

Answer 12

Negative reinforcement

Question 13

Two kinds of punishment

Answer 13

Negative and Positive

Question 14

• add a negative stimulus to decrease a behavior

- Example: When you forget your lunch, you will not eat at all

Answer 14

Positive

Question 15

• subtract a positive stimulus tone crease a behavior

- Example: When you stay out pass your time, you get your phone taken away

Answer 15

Negative

Question 16

What does the research say about spanking?

Answer 16

Spanking as a form of punishment is OK if used in moderation and applied immediately following the understand behavior

Question 17

• in conjunction with reinforcement
• -Example: DOESNT WORK - threating people with the death penalty
• -Example: CAN WORK - When T.J. wanted a cookie and Laruen slapped his hand, which is a negative punishment, but when T.J. asked nicely, Laruen gave him the cookie which is a positive reinforcement

Answer 17

Moderation -

Question 18

What is the difference between internal v. external motivation?

Answer 18

Internal - your desire to do something inside
Example: food
External - your desire comes from the outside