U4 - Learning

Question 1

Learning

Answer 1

a change in behavior due to experience

Question 2

habiyuation

Answer 2

simple form of adaptive learning where an organism stops paying attention to a stimuli that is often repeated and doesn’t signal anything important

Question 3

classical conditioning

Answer 3

the learningof emotional and or physiological reactions due to involuntary association

Question 4

pavlov

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experiment where dogs were restrained in an isolated enviorment and they began salivating when a resercher opened the door to feed them

Question 5

unconditioned stimulus

Answer 5

an unlearned stimulus that elicits an involuntary repsonse

Question 6

unconditioned response

Answer 6

the involuntary reaction to the unconditioned stimulus

Question 7

neutral stimulus

Answer 7

prior to pairing, the neutral stimulus does not elicit the unconditioned or conditioned response on its own

Question 8

conditioned stimulus

Answer 8

a stimulus that an organism has learned to associate with teh unconditioned stimulus

Question 9

conditioned response

Answer 9

the learned reaction to the conditioned stimulus

Question 10

watson

Answer 10

little albert study

Question 11

little albert study

Answer 11

loud noises - fear
rat + loud noises - fear
rat - fear

Question 12

extinction

Answer 12

after the unconditioned stimulus is no longer presented, the association becomes weaker and eventually disappears

Question 13

spontaneous recovery

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afetr extinction, one presentation of the conditioned stimulus elists the conditioned response again

Question 14

stimulus generalization

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stimulus similar to the conditioned stimulus also elicit the conditioned response

Question 15

stimulus discrimination

Answer 15

only the conditioned stimulus elicits the conditioned response

Question 16

higher order conditioning

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chain reaction
a secondarycondition stimulus can predict the primary conditioned stimulus ( though learned association) which predicts the unconditioned stimulus

Question 17

resclora contingency factors

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timing - best in unconditioned stimulus follows neutral stimulus by no mroe tahn a few seconds
predictablity - the pairing should be consistent and exclusive
attention - the stimulus the organism is paying attention to becomes the conditioned stimules
signal strngth - stronger the signal, stronger the association

Question 18

bioprepardness

Answer 18

we have biological predispositions to make certain asscoiation

Question 19

tatse aversion

Answer 19

if you eat food and get sick, you don’t want anything to do with the food, doen’t follow contingency model

Question 20

operant conditioning

Answer 20

the voluntary change in behavior as a result of consequences (asscoiationg behavior with the consequence)

Question 21

skinner

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operant chamber

Question 22

operant chamber/skinner box

Answer 22

rat hits lever - pellet
rat hits lever again - pellet - makes association
hit hit hit hit hit

Question 23

primary vs secondary reinforcer

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primary - naturally occuring reinforcer; no learning is neccessary for it to reinforce behaior as it satifies a biological need
secondary - the reinforcing power is learned

Question 24

positive reinforcement

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adding something desirable to increase/ reinforce behavior

Question 25

negative reinforcement

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removing something undesirable to increase/strengthen behavior

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excape conditioning

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learning abehavior to escape an unpleasent stimulus that you are already being exposed to

Question 27

avoidence conditioning

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learning behavior to prevent an unpleasent stimulus

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positive punsihment

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decreasing liklihood a behavior will occur again by adding something undesirable

Question 29

negative punishment

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decreaisng liklihood a behavior will occur again by removing something desirable

Question 30

shaping vs chaining

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shaping - rewarding successive approximation of a whole behavior chaining- reinforcment of broken down steps of teh complex behavior

Question 31

discriminative stimuli

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only a particular behavior produces the consequence

Question 32

generalization

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similar behaviors produce the same consequence

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premack principle

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1st complete needed behavior, then you get to do desired behavior reinforces exist in a heirchy

Question 34

disequilibrium theory

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any activity can become a reinforcer is access is restricted

Question 35

continous vs intermittent reinforcment

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continous - reward is given every time the behavor occurs intermittent - reward is not given every time the behavior occus

Question 36

intermittent reinforcemnet

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rixed ratio schedule - after 5 assignment variable ratio schedule - ask for candy until mom says yes fixed interval schedule - paycheck every 3 weeks variable interval schedule - popquiz

Question 37

learned helplessness

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tendency to give up any effort to change one's enviorment after repeated faliure

Question 38

tolman

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rat maze experiment comparig rewards and success rewarded - imporvment not rewarded - slow improvment rewarded after 11th day - improvment after 11th day

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latent learning

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learning that is not immediatly evident usually demonstrated later on

Question 40

cognitive map

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mental represntations of familiar location

Question 41

insight

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the sudden relization to the solution to a problem

Question 42

observational learning

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learning by watching others

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modeling

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learning enw behaviors by watching others and imitating

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vicarious learning

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learning new behaviors by watching teh consquences of some else's behavior

Question 45

bandura

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bobodoll experiment

Question 46

bobo doll expirtment

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kids see violoence and do violence on bobo doll

Question 47

kohler

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monkeys