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relative permanent change in behavior that occurs through experience   learning  
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learning requires   memory  
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saliva on digestion. unable to salivate cannot eat. example of   classical conditioning  
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acquistition   combine the neutral stimulus then the unconditioned simulus  
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generalization   responding to several similar stimuli in the same way  
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discrimination   responding to specific stimuli and not to others  
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extiniction   weakening the conditioned response. spotaneous recovery  
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consequences of doing something affect whether or not you will do it again.   operant conditioning  
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a form of learning in which the consequences of behavior change the probability of the behaviors occurance   instramental learning  
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Throndikes law of effect   cats in puzzle boxes. to get food, cat has to learn to do something  
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behaviors followed by desirable outcome will be streghened (they will happen again); behaviors followed by undesirable outcomes are weakened( will not happen again).   Law of Effect  
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B.F skinner does research on   what you do. you act like a jerk, you are a jerk.  
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A process; consequence   reinforcement  
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anything that increases or strengthens the behavior it follows   reinforcer  
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you give something and the behvior happens again (something added)   + reinforcement  
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you take something away so behavior happens again   - reinforcement  
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unlearned, innately satisfying   primary reinforcement  
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learned, aquires rewarding value   secondary reinforcement  
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responding to simuli based on whether or not it iwll be rewarding   discriminate  
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being less likely to do something when no longer rewarded   extinction  
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a consequence that decreases the likelihood a behavior will reoccur   punishment  
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rewarding successive aprox. to a desired behavior   shaping  
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a way to teach complex behaviors by teaching small ______ ________   component behaviors  
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behavior modificiation   using operant conditioning to change behavior  
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learing that occurs when a person sees and imitates behavior   observation learning  
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imitate to follow behavior or opposite   Albert Bandura  
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______ ______ also play a role in learning   cognative processes  
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much behavior is   goal directed  
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we do certain things based on what we expect to happen   expectancy  
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form of learning that occurs when an organism develops a sudden soultion or undering of the problems   insight. YOU GET IT!  
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avg. life expectancy 1900   45 years old  
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responce to circumstances and events that treaten us and challange our coping ability   stress  
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cirucmstance or event   stressor  
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fight or flight   walter cannon  
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fight or flight;   changes the body goes through when it experiences sudden stress  
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how people select, interpret, remember and use social info   social thinking  
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social thinking is influenced by   expectations, memory, attitudes  
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the study of how people thinkg about influence, and related to other people. (how ind. acts in a group)   social psychology  
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our idea about why people do what they do   attribution  
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