Learning Theory Flashcards

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Who proposed learning theory?

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Behaviourists- believe all behaviour is learned.

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What does classical conditioning involve?

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Food is a UCS and pleasure is a UCR. The mother is the NS.

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What gets paired in classical conditioning to make what?

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NS + UCS = UCR

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What is operant conditioning?

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Explains behavior as being determined by consequences- pleasant consequences or removal of unpleasant consequences increases the frequency of behavior.

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What will happen to the behaviour that brought about pleasure in operant conditioning?

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It is more likely to be repeated in the future because it was rewarding.

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What does the person who supplies the food become in operant conditioning?

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The secondary reinforcer because they are accociated with avoiding discomfort.

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What does learning theory suggest?

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That our behaviour is the result of learning.

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Who researched into classical conditioning?

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Pavlov

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What is the basis of classical conditioning?

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That babies are born with a set of reflex responses which are hunger and satisfaction.

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What is reinforcement in operant conditioning?

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Something in an environment which strengthens a particular behavior and makes it more likely to recur.

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What is positive reinforcement?

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A positive consequence is added.
e.g) food

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What is negative reinforcement?

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Something unpleasant is removed as a consequence to behaviour.
e.g) hunger

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What is punishment?

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An undesirable consequence that follows a behavior.

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14
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What is the operant conditioning explanation for attachment based on?

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Drive reduction theory.

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What is the operant conditioning explanation for attachment based on?

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Drive reduction theory.

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