Ch 3 pp 102-117 Flashcards
(18 cards)
What are the three types of learning?
1.learning that an event occurs
2. Learning that two events are related
3.Learning that behavior produces outside events
What is leanring?
relatively permanent change in an organism’s behavior due to experience
What are the three subcategories that an event occurs?
Habituation-tested by startle reflex
Discrimination
Generalization
Classical condition falls under?
Learning that two events are related
unconditioned stimulus
Unconditioned stimulus(UCS)-stimulus produces natural (no prior training) responses(instinctive) Ex:Food
unconditioned response
Unconditioned response(UCR)- unlearned/automatic response to UCS Ex:salivation
conditioned stimulus
Conditioned Stimulus(CS)- stimulus has learned to be associated with unconditioned response
conditioned response
Conditioned Response(CR)- learned response to previously neutral conditioned stimulus EX: salivating
Does timing matter in paired sitmuli?
TIMING MATTERS(RELIABLE INDICATOR)/NOT ALL STIMULI PAIRED(RELEVANCE)
Explain these terms in classicla conditioning:
a)Discrimination and Generalization
b) Extinction
c) Spontaneous Recovery
d)taste aversion
- Discrimination and Generalization
2.Extinction(CS presented without UCS) - Spontaneous Recovery
Taste Aversion(1 trial/timing/ ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR) Ex: Rats
operant conditioning (Skinner)
falls under?
Learning that behavior produces outside events,skinner, explains how we acquire/maintain voluntary behaviors by manipulating the consequences of that response.
continours reinforcement
Continuous Reinforcement- behavior reinforced each time it occurs
Partial(Intermittent) reinforcement-
Partial(Intermittent) reinforcement- reinforcing a response only part of the time,greater resistance to extinction, results in slower acquisition(4 kinds)
MATTERS: HOW QUICKLY YOU RESPOND/HOW HARD IT EXTINGUISH
partial reinforcemnt
Fixed Ratio,varibale ratio,fixed interval, varibale interval
fixed ratio
Fixed Ratio: behavior reinforced after a specified number of responses(consistent), faster you respond the more rewards
varibale ratio
Variable Ratio: behavior is reinforced after an unpredictable number of responses (HARD TO EXTINGUISH/PREDICTABILITY)
fixed interval
Fixed interval ratio: behavior reinforced after specific amount of time has passed(pop quiz)
variable interval
Definition: The behavior is reinforced after
an unpredictable amount of time has passed
ßproduces slow steady responding
ßlike preparing for a pop quiz