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Behavioral Theories

Review Chapter 10

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B. F. Skinner proposed a theory of operant conditioning, focusing on... External reinforcements.
Who is the founder of reinforcement theory? B. F. Skinner
Reinforcement Increasing the rate of responding
The term schedule of reinforcement refers to the specific contingency between a response and a reinforcement. True
When partial reinforcement schedules occur ? Only some of the responses are followed by reinforcement.
An event that is innately reinforcing often by satisfying a biological need primary reinforcer
Behavior modification is the therapeutic approach that systematically applies learning principles to change behavior. True
Dollard and Miller analysis distinguished three specific processes, or varieties of identification. Same behavior, copying and matched dependent behavior
The four fundamental concepts about learning are drive, cue, response, and punishment. False
If a situation provides cues for two incompatible responses, there is Conflict.
Neurosis results from maladaptive.... Learning
Taking the child out of the environment where the problematic behavior occurs will often remove the reinforcer. Time out from reinforcement
Three-function learning theory Is also known as.... A-R-D
Staats’s Three Basic Behavioral Repertoires (BBRs) Language-Cognitive, Emotional-Motivational, Sensory-Motor
Staats emphasized learning, not biology, as the major determinant of personality formation. True
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