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PSYCH Ch5

Theories of Learning

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Punishment is most effective if : it consistently follows the operant.
The famous Bobo doll studies demonstrated that : performance of a behavior was affected by the cognitive expectation of reinforcement or punishment.
Which of the following statements about punishment is FALSE? Punishment is the most effective way to teach or promote new behaviors that are more desirable or appropriate.
Negative reinforcement _____ the likelihood of a behavior being repeated, and positive punishment _____ the likelihood of a behavior being repeated. increases; decreases
Behaviorism was an early school or approach to psychology that was founded by : John B. Watson.
According to psychologist Albert Bandura, four processes are involved in observational learning. Which of the following is NOT one of those processes? immediate reinforcement for the imitated action
In the famous study of ''Little Albert,'' John Watson and Rosalie Rayner : did not extinguish the conditioned emotional reaction in the infant.
''I'll make you a deal,'' Cody's mother says. ''If you clean up your room, then you can have a glazed donut.'' Using operant conditioning terms, Cody's mother is using _____ to reward desired behavior. a primary reinforcer
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