chapter 7 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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as acquisition of behavior

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Most people use the term learning

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changes in which no new behavior occurs

changes in the pattern of behavior

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Learning includes

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3
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a rule describing the contingency between behavior and reinforcement

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Schedule of reinforcement

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distinctive patterns of behavior (produced by different schedules)

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Schedule effects

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a behavior is reinforced every time it occurs (or every response produces a reinforcer)

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CRF - Continuous schedule (of reinforcement)

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reinforcement occurs for some responses but not others.

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Intermittent schedule –

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7
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Four simple schedules of reinforcement

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FR - fixed ratio

VR - variable ratio

FI - fixed interval

VI - variatble interval

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reinforcement occurs after a set (or fixed) number of responses.

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FR

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reinforcement occurs after an average number of responses

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VR

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reinforcement occurs after the first response after a set (or fixed) amount of time.

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FI

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reinforcement occurs after the first response after an average amount of time.

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VI

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12
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a pause after reinforcement

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PRP

Post-Reinforcement Pause

(or)

Pre-ratio Pause

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13
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the rate at which behavior occurs once it has resumed following reinforcement

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Run rate

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14
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reinforcement is withheld from a previously reinforced behavior (or a schedulw which no responses are reinforced)

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Extinction

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15
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a sudden increase in the response dimensions of a behavior when reinforcement is withheld

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Extinction burst

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16
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the reappearance of previously reinforced behavior

17
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the sudden reappearance of behavior following extinction and a period of time

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Spontaneous recovery

18
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other schedules

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FT - fixed time

VT - variable time

FD - fixe duration

VD - variable duration

Progressive ratio schedule

break point

(DR)?

19
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reinforcement is delivered after a fixed amount of time regardless of what behavior occurs

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reinforcement is delivered after an average amount of time regardless of what behavior occurs

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reinforcement is contingent on the continuous performance of a behavior for a fixed period of time

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reinforcement is contingent on the continuous performance of a behavior for an average period of time

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the requirement for reinforcement increases in a predetermined way following each reinforcer

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Progressive ratio schedule

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the point which behavior stops on a progressive schedule

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the procedure of gradually increasing the number of responses required to reinforcement
Stretching the ratio
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the disruption of the pattern of responding due to stretching the ratio too abruptly
Ratio strain
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Six types of complex schedules
MIXED SCHEDULE MULTIPLE SCHEDULE CHAIN SCHEDULE TANDEM SCHEDULE COOPERATIVE SCHEDULE CONCURRENT SCHEDULE
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two or more simple schedules alternate each associated with a particular stimulus
Multiple schedule
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two or more simple schedules alternate with neither associated with a particular stimulus
Mixed schedule
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reinforcement is contingent on the completion of a last in a series of schedules none of which is associated with a particular stimulus
Tandem schedule
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reinforcement is delivered contingent on the completion of the last in a series of schedules each associated with a different stimulus
Chain schedule
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reinforcement is dependent on the behavior of two or more individuals
Cooperative schedule
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two or more schedules are available simultaneously
Concurrent schedule
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the tendency of behavior to be more resistant to extinction following intermittent reinforcement than continuous reinforcement
Partial reinforcement effect
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the principle that the rate of responding on two or more reinforcement schedules will match the rate of reinforcement on each schedule
Matching law