Learning Flashcards

1
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contiguity

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timing of the pairing, NS/CS must be presented .5-1 sec before the US

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2
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acquisition

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process of learning the response pairing

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3
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extinction

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previously conditioned response dies out over time

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4
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spontaneous recovery

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after a period of time the CR comes back out of nowhere

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5
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generalization

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CR to like stimuli
(similar sounding bell)

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6
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discrimination

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CR to ONLY that CS
9only salivating to that specific bell

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7
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contingency model

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-rescorla and wagner
-classical conditioning involves cognitive processes

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8
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conditiond taste aversion

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-John Garcia
-innate predispositions can allow classical conditioning to occur in one trial (food poisoning)

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9
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John Watson

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-father of behaviorism
-little Albert
-conditioned a fear in a baby
-eventually leads to behavioral treatments for fear (counterconditioning)

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10
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Law of effect

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-thorndike
-behaviors followed by a positive outcome are strengthened, negative outcomes are weakened
(cat in puzzle box)

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11
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overjustification effect

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reinforcing behaviors that are intrinsically motivating causes you to stop doing them
(give a child $5 to read when they already like reading - they stop reading)

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12
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fixed ratio

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reward every X number of responses
(every 10 enveloped stuffed = $$)

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13
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fixed interval

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reward every X amount of time passed
(every 2 weeks get a paycheck)

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14
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variable ratio

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rewarded after a random number of responses machine
(cashino)

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15
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variable interval

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rewarded after a random amount of time has passed (fishing)

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16
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latent learning

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-tolman
-learning is hidden until useful
(rats in maze get rewarded half way through, performance improved)

17
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cognitive maps

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mental representation of an area, allows navigation if blocked

18
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insight learning

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-kohler
-some learning is through simple intuition
(chimps with crates learning to get bananas)

19
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learned helplessness

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no matter what you do, you never get a positive outcome so you just give up
(word scrambles)