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Psychology11 Unit 4

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antisocial behavior when an individual shows little to no regard for the feelings or rights of others and has little sense of right and wrong
associative learning understanding that two events are related to one another
Conditioned response (CR) a learned response associated with a previous neutral stimulus
conditioned stimulus a stimulus that triggers a response, which before conditioning would not have aroused any behavior
encoding when sensory information is converted into a form conducive to processing within the brain
explicit memories information consisting of facts and experiences that we thoughtfully retrieve
implicit memories learned skills or associations that are classically conditioned
long–term memory information moved into storage for later retrieval
modeling when behavior is observed and imitated
neutral stimulus (NS) a stimulus that elicits no response before conditioning takes place
priming unconsciously activating a component associated with memory
primary reinforcers reinforcements that are correlated with biological needs
prosocial behavior kind, uplifting, and helpful behavior that is considerate of the needs and feeling of others
secondary or conditioned reinforcers linked with a primary reinforcer to increase a behavior
unconditioned response (UR) a natural, automatically occurring response
unconditioned stimulus (US) is a stimulus that naturally and automatically elicits a response
working memory information that is used within a short amount of time to complete tasks and then discarded
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