Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Negative reinforcement

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Increasing a behavior by taking away an aversive stimulus

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Positive reinforcement

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Increasing behavior with a positive stimulus

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Primary reinforcers

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One that satisfies a biological need

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Conditioned (secondary) reinforcers

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One that has been paired with a primary reinforcer and has acquired value and reinforcement

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Positive punishment

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Adding something unpleasant that decreases the likelihood the behavior will happen again

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Negative punishment

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Withdraw a desirable stimulus to decreases the likelihood the behavior will be repeated

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Continuous reinforcement

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Every time the desired behavior occurs, it is reinforced

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Fixed ratio schedules

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Specific number of correct responses is required before reinforcements occur

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Variable ratio schedules

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Unpredictable, number

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Fixed interval

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Predicted, time

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Variable interval

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Unpredictable, time

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Punishment

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When an unpleasant consequence decreases the likelihood the behavior will be repeated

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Cognitive map

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Making out where things are

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Intrinsic motivation

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Doing it for you

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Extrinsic motivation

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Doing it for a good grade

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Modeling

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The process of observing and imitating a specific behavior

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Albert bandura

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Bobo doll

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Acquisition

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Initial learning of the stimulus

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Discrimination

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Distinguish between conditioned and irrelevant

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Shaping

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Reinforced desired behavior (shape them how u want them)

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B F Skinner

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Operant chamber, rats, influential and controversial

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Law of effect

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Thorndike, favorable consequences

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Conditioned response (CR)

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Salivary reflex, learning between tone and food

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Unconditioned stimulus (US)

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Food that triggers salivary reflex

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Unconditional response (UR)

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Food into mouth automatically triggers salivary reflexes

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Behaviorism

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More mental

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John Garcia

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Taste aversion, PHD

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Extinction

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When it no longer signals an unconditional response

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Operant conditioning

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Behavior is strengthened if followed by a reinforcer or diminished if followed by a punisher

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Generalization

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Respond similar to conditioned stimulus

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Spontaneous recovery

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Suppressing not eliminating

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Conditional stimulus (CS)

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A learned response

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Taste aversion

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Bad experience less likely to eat again

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Responding behavior

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Occurs as an automatic response to some stimuli

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Classical conditioning

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Ivan pavlov, dog experiment

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Thorndike

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Law of effect

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Operant behavior

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Environment, consequences

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Learning

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Relatively permanent response, change in an organisms behavior

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Associative learning

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Linking 2 events