Unit 4 Learning Flashcards

(33 cards)

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classical conditioning

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learning through association

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Pavlov

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founder of classical conditioning - learning through association

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Watson and Skinner

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behaviorists that used Pavlov’s research to study people

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Neutral stimulus

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a thing that does not cause a response

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unconditioned stimulus

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natural thing / first thing; dog’s food in Pavlov’s experiment

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conditioned stimulus

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former neutral stimulus when paired with unconditional stimulus causes a response; the bell in Pavlov’s experiment

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unconditioned response

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natural or first response

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conditioned response

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a response to the conditioned stimulus

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acquisition

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to get a CR, the CS needs to come 0.5 sec before US

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simultaneous conditioning

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neutral stimulus presented at same time as the unconditioned stimulus.

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backward conditioning

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uncoditioned stimulus given first, and neutral stimulus given afterward; tends to result in weak learning

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trace conditioning

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neutral stimulus presented briefly thenstopped, then the neutral stimulus is presented; weak learning

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delayed conditioning

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neutral stimulus presented and continues while uncoditioned stimulus is offered; produces best results

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☆higher order conditioning

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conditioned stimulus paired with another neutral stimulus that causes a conditioned response;

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extinction

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elimination of a conditioned response

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spontaneous recovery

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once a response is extinct, and you think you’re over it, it comes back

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generalization

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tendency to respond to stimulus similar to CS; after being bit by German Shepard, Bob is afraid of all dogs

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discrimination (in learning)

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ability to distinguish between CS and another stimulus

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cognitive processes

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Pavlov underestimated animal’s thinking ability

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rescorla

by Garcia

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animals learn expectancy or awareness of a stimulus

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Garcia

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radiated rats after drinking sugar water

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aversive conditioning

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use of something unpleasant to stop unwanted behavior

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law of effect - Thorndike

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said that rewarded behavior is likely to occur again

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shaping

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changing behavior over time; green lantern sticker from therapist

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positive reinforcement
adding something to **continue** a behavior; paycheck
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negative reinforcement
removing something to continue behavior
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reinforcement
we want the behavior to continue
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primary reinforcement
food, water, survival
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secondary/conditioned reinforcement
anything to help us get primary reinforcement; money, job, etc.
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immediate reinforcement
reinforcer occurs instantly after behavior; the rat gets a treat as soon as it hits the button
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delayed reinforcement
reinforcement that happens after a period of time
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positive punishment
adding something they don't want in order to stop a behavior
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negative punishment
removing something they want to stop a behavior