Unit 3- Development and learning (Natalie) Flashcards
Unit 3 (20 cards)
classical conditioning (Pavlov)
Type of learning that occurs when a neautral stimulus ( ex. Bell ) becomes associated with a stimulus ( ex. treats )
Example : when dog hears the bell he will link that to treats making him salivate and anticipate for the treat
Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
Unconditioned response (UCR)
UCS- Something that naturally triggers an automatic response
UCR- A response that isn’t learned but comes naturally
(EX. the smell of your favorite food (UCS) making you hungry (UCR)
Conditioned stimulus (CS)
Conditioned response (CR)
CS- A stimulus that use to not trigger a response but now does
CR- A response that developed due to past experiences/ training
(ex. If there wasn’t a reaction to
Acquisition
The initial stage of learning
Generalization
When people apply what they have learned from past experiences to similar situations
(ex. if you ate as specific food that caused an illness you will most likely avoid it )
Spontaneous recovery
When a behavior is believed to be extinct but unexpectedly comes back
(ex. Pavlov noticed that his dogs would stop salivating when they heard the bell when the food was no longer presented (thus, the behavior is considered extinct). But after a rest period of a couple of hours, the dogs would once again salivate when the bell was rung.)
Discrimination
The ability to respond In different ways in the presence of different stimuli
extinction
When a conditioned response is weakening/ disappearing
operant conditioning (skinner)
A learning method that involves rewards and punishments for behavior
observational learning
Learning by seeing others behaviors
taste aversion
the evolutionary and adaptive response that helps u avoid toxic or spoiled food that’ll makes us ill
Latent learning
A type of learning that has occurred by watching others display an action
(ex. Baby learns to eat from a fork by watching his parents )
Identical vs fraternal twins
Identical twins come from a monozygotic egg—one egg that’s been fertilized and then splits into two. They come from the same egg and sperm; therefore, they will be genetically identical. Fraternal twins come from dizygotic fertilized eggs - two separate eggs, each fertilized by its own sperm.
attachment
emotional bond that forms between people ( baby and caregiver)
Cognitive development (PIAGET)
How a person starts to see and understand the world through interaction and influence of genetics and learned factors
sensorimotor
First stage of cognitive development where babies perceive the world through senses and motor actions
preoperational
The development of language and symbolist describe the physical world ( Drawings ,play, Curiosity)
concrete
the stage where children ages 7-11 demonstrate logical thinking and are able to understand physical objects and events
formal operation
Begins around ages 11-12 an its the ability to understand theories and abstract ideas and make predictions