Flashcards in #Exam 2- Learning Approach Deck (58)
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What is the summary of classical conditioning
If a behaviour is repeated so many times it becomes learnt. It’s why we expect a response from certain stimulus.
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What is a UCS
Smell of food ( something that produces a response naturally )
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What is the UCR
Natural reflex to the UCS- salivation at the smell of food
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What is a CS
A learnt response
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What is the CR
When a neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus
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What is extinction
When the CR disappears
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What is spontaneous recovery
When CR returns in a weakened form
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Difference between discrimination and generalisation
Discrimination is when it only occurs for that specific item, where’s generalisation is when the response is for all similar items
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What supports classical conditioning
Pavlov and his study on dogs
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Difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning
Classical conditioning focuses upon the idea that if a behaviour is repeated so many times it becomes learnt however operant is the idea that we learn behaviour if it was reinforced
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Positive and negative reinforcement are part of which theory
Operant conditioning
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What theory does SLT work alongside
Conditioning
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Summary of SLT
Behaviour is learned through the observation of role models
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What are attention, retention and reproduction
Attention- paying attention to a behaviour
Retention-remembering that behaviour
Reproduction- the reproduction of the behaviour
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What is vicarious reinforcement
When a person is rewarded for hard work ( positive reinforcement)
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How can systematic desensitisation help overcome fears
Aims to replace undesirable fear by replacing it with desirable one such as relaxation
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How does flooding work
Having to face your fear head on
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How does classical conditioning explain phobias
anxiety provoking UCS is associated with a once neutral stimulus
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How does operant conditioning explain phobias
Phobias become worse when repeatedly reinforcing the avoidance of a mildly fearful thing
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How can social learning theory explain phobias
We learn phobias through vicarious reinforcement, we observe that fear from a role model, remember it and then repeat that behaviour
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Difference between the three Bandura studies
1961- violence witnessed in real life
1963- the violence shown was from a film
1965- see if reward or punishment at the end of violence effected levels of aggression
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What is the classic study in learning psychology
Watson and Raynor- see if a 9 month old boy could be conditioned into having a phobia of a white rat.
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What was the aim of Becker’s study and how many took part
To investigate how prolonged exposure of TV affected eating behaviours of 63 Fijian girls
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Why is anorexia an issue
Affects 1/200 adolescents
85% of young women worry about their looks
Affects 1% of 15-18 year old girls
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How does operant conditioning explain anorexia
Positive reinforcement for being thin or negative for being fat
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How does social learning theory explain anorexia
People imitate their role models
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What is the psychodynamic explanation of anorexia
Women do it as a regression to child ( prevent growing older )
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Aim of the learning psychology practical
Conduct an observation into males and females behaviour on public transport covert ppt observation
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What were the results of our practicals
2.44 on chi squared analysis, lower then CV of 3.84. This means the results suggest it’s over 5% due to chance factors not gender
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