Chapter 1 Flashcards

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What is Learning

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an enduring change in the mechanisms of behavior involving specific stimuli and/or responses that results from prior experience with those or similar stimuli.

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What is the difference between performance and Learning?

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Performance is characterized by the actions of an organism at a particular time while learning is defined by an enduring change in behavior’s mechanisms.

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What is the fundamental way in which we learn?

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Trough associations.

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What are associations?

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Connection that becomes established between two stimuli which the occurrence of one stimulus activates the representation of the other.

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In the rules of associations; what is the difference between the rule of contiguity and similarity?

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In the rule of contiguity, it is said that if 2 events occur together in space and time then they’ll become associated whereas in the rule of similarity, it said that of 2 things are associated then they are bound to be similar.

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Through what kind of technique arose Social Learning Theory?

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Through observational Learning - ARPPMOL (Attention, Retention, Production Processes, Motivation)

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Did Bell & Magendie defined intelligence in terms of the ability to learn?

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False, Romanes defined intelligence in terms of the ability to learn. Bell & Magendie showed separate nerves are involved in sensory info transmission from the organs to the CNS as well as motor info from CNS to to muscles.

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