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Learning/Behavior #3

Study Guide for Exam 3

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Give 3 examples of non-human animals possessing the quality for language... to what quantity? 1) Kanzi the Bonobo Chimp - used a board for language through social interactions, contextual, creative, intentional, spontaneous
Give 3 examples of non-human animals possessing the quality for language... to what quantity? 2) Koko the Gorilla - learned how to sign in gorilla, expressed emotions, went off topic when being cued, very CCIS, asked if cufflinks were a flower
Give 3 examples of non-human animals possessing the quality for language... to what quantity? 3) Washoe the Chimp - raised like a human, with american sign language, taught relationally, CIS, argued he was creative too with when he signed too
Quality Features (Quantity) contextual, creative, intentional, spontaneous (CCIS)
Qualitative Difference reactive, something we are already biologically predisposed to ex: bees tell other bees the direction to honey from the hive
Quantitative Difference proactive, how much something is done of free will
Ways to Shortcut Stimulus Control (Sarafino) prompt, verbal prompt, physical guidance, modeling, instructions
Prompt stimulus that reminds us to perform a behavior (alarm)
Verbal Prompt spoken or written words (look over there!, to-do list)
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