Psych Chap 9
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| What is learning? | permanent change in behavior that results from experience
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| What are the 3 types of learning? | classical and operant conditioning, social learning
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| Who studied the principles of classical conditioning? | Pavlov
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| What is a neutral stimulus? | has nothing to do with response before conditioning, no response
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| What is discrimination? | when a person realizes the difference (phone vs. church bell)
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| What is spontaneous recovery? | revival of an extinguished response after a period of non-responding
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| What is classical conditioning? | the learned attachment of an old response to a new stimulus
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| Identify Watson and Raynor: | tested how conditioning effects emotional responses of babies
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| Identify Jones: | 1st behavioral therapist, developed counterconditioning
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| Identify Mowrer: | discovered bell and pad
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| What theroy is classical conditioning an example of? | behaviorist
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| classical conditioning- | involuntary
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| operant conditiong- | voluntary
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| How is operant conditoning learned? | from the consequences of behavior
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| Who was closely associated with operant conditioning? | Skinner
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| Explain the utopia community: | 1967, Twin Oaks, Kate Kinkade founder, based off book Walden Two
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| What are positive consequences? | giving something extra (positive reinforcement)
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| What are negative consquences? | something unpleasant is taken away
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| Difference between primary and secondary reinforcers? | positive is based on a biological urge, secondary rewards through a primary
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| Difference between ratio and interval? | (blank)
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