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psych

TermDefinition
hippocampus processing learning
engrams changes we learn
active experimental doers
abstract conceptualization thinking
reflective observer watchers
concrete experimental readers
continuous reinforcement reinforcement everytime someone does something
habituation less of a response
sensitization respond sooner
experimental neurosis been in too many experiements
acuisition how you learn
generalization similer responses to behavior
discrimination diefferent response to behavior
extinnction dies out. operant doesnt reward
spontaneus recovery learn something and then it comes back
shaping reward for steps
chaining easy to hard
positive reinforcement increase a desired behavior. reward
negative reinforcement increase a good behavior by taking away the bad
punishment wait til a screw up to present good or bad
fading behavior goes away
delay of punishment reduces affect of punishment
primary reinforcers innate food, water
secondary reinforcers learned.. MOney. praise
thorndikes law if behavior is not reinforced it will disapear
escape learning escape and do the right thing
avoidance learning punishment. avoid doing the right thing
averse conditioning(alex A clockwork orange) using something unpleasent for a punishment... shot in video...
4 processes of observational learning attention, memory, motorism, motivation
imprinting little bit of learning that goes a long way
response disinhibitation watch someone not get introuble so do wrong
response inhibitation see someone get pulled over so you stop/slow
behavioristic approach to therapy create a hiearchy. compare learned fears with unconditioned stimulus. so we get an unpleasent conditioned response.
social learning theory watching aggresion makes you violent.
schedules of reinforcement fixed ratio. set number. Variable ratio. gambling.randomly. 2x 10x gets food.variable interval. based on time. changing time. fixed interval. grads. varaible interval. fishing. anytime
reinforcer effectiveness has to have value to the learner
classcical pavlov watson
operant skinner
social learning bandora
backward conditioning ucs comes first
trace cs conditiioning. mostly then ucs comes
response facilation watch someone do something so u can do it to. see someone do it better
lemon juice cotton swab everytimeshe said pavlov
air soft gun kid shot roomate after he clicked that was easy. he flinched after the noise
clapping operant
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