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TermDefinition
CC two stimuli associated NS + US Bell NS + Food US -> Salivation UR Bell CS -> Salivation CR
CC elicited behaviour autonomic passive, reflexive
OC behaviour is strengthened or weakened based on consequences ACTIVE subject ACTIVE performs behaviour to receive outcomes
BF SKINNER SKINNER BOX (OC)
SKINNER BOX OPERANT CHAMBER
Operant chamber lever/bar - press by rat to get food food hopper - delivers food magazine sound - conditioned reinforcer (sound predicts FOOD) stimulus cues - lights, tones for signalling
SNIFFY VIRTUL RAT classical and operant conditioning magazine training shaping reinforcement schedules extinction cumulative recorder
sniffy virtual rat cumulative recorder track sniffy's responses over time (steeper slope = higher response rate) go down to go up
MAGAZINE TRAINING Solve the credit assignment problem help rat learn what action earned the reward how: pair sound magazine (CS) with food (US)
how: pair sound magazine (CS) with food (US) sound predicts FOOD PAIRS = PREDICTIONS
dog training analogy (magazine training) clicker training click CS food US us eventually becomes cs
shaping behaviour technique - reinforce successive approximations of target behaviour steps - REWARD small steps (standing) -> only REWARD LEVER PRESS
shaping behaviour broken down primary reinforcer: food secondary reinforcer: magazine sound (paired with food) anything paired w FOOD
Operant conditioning extinction Reduction in behaviour Reinforcement is removed
standard extinction BOTH food magazine sound REMOVED Behaviour GRADUALLY DECLINES
Extinction burst Initial spike response (frustration)
Extinction - REMOVE ONLY FOOD - MAGAZINE SOUND HEARD ONLY SLOWER extinction SOUND still has reinforcing value initially denial that there is no food (Continues the process)
RAT HEARS MAGAZINE SOUND REINFORCES (VERY MUCH) GRADUALLY DECLINES (slow)
Reinforcement schedules continuous reinforcement CRF partial reinforcement PRF
continuous reinforcement CRF fast acquisition learning rapid extinction continues, FAST LEARNING, FAST EXTINCTION
partial reinforcement PRF reinforce some responses more resistant to extinction partial reinforcement extinction effect PREE - by reinforcing some responses, the responses become more resistant to extinction SOME = NO EXTINCTION (RATS HAVE HOPE)
Types Partial Reinforcement PRF Fixed Ratio (Variable Ratio) - BEST Fixed Interval Variable Interval
Fixed Ratio Reward after fixed number of responses (FR10) High rate pattern and pause after reward Resistance to extinction is moderate
VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) (VARIABLE RATIO) THE BEST
Variable Ratio Reward after average number of responses (VR25) Pattern is high and steady rate Resistance to extinction is very high
Fixed Interval Reward after fixed time (FI30s) Pattern is "scalloped" response Resistance to extinction is low
Variable Interval Reward after varying times (VI60s) Pattern is steady response Resistance to extinction is high
Variable reinforcement schedules Better than fixed reinforcement schedules
VR USED GAMBLING, ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOUR (RESISTANT TO EXTINCTION)
OPERANT consequences (4) Positive reinforcement (good) Negative reinforcement (good) Positive punishment (bad) Negative punishment (bad)
Positive Reinforcement Add pleasant stimulus to increase behaviour Praise after cleaning room
Negative Reinforcement Remove aversive stimulus to increase behaviour Take aspirin to remove headache (Look key words) removing headache (REMOVE)
Positive Punishment Add aversive stimulus to decrease behaviour Burn after touching stove touching stove (ADD)
Negative Punishment Remove pleasant stimulus to decrease behaviour Lose phone for breaking rules LOSE (REMOVE)
The four operant consequences JUST ONE READ SENTENCE
Reinforcement GOOD
Punishment BAD
Positive ADD
Negative REMOVE
Second order conditioning Lever press -> magazine sound -> food
Lever press Indirectly linked to food VIA CONDITIONED REINFORCER (MAGAZINE SOUND)
Lever press -> food use condition reinforcer
second order conditioning broken down useful for shaping complex behaviours
standard extinction food and sound is BOTH REMOVED Fast extinction after burst (always burst)
not standard extinction - sound remains, remove food only food removed slower extinction rat more persistent denial of food removal
After PRF (Partial reinforcement schedule) esp VR (Variable ratio) irregular reinforcement history -> long persistance of behaviour Variable > Fixed Partial > Continuous
Created by: brendonpizarro1
 

 



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