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Chapter 5: Condition

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Permanate chnage in one's behavior due to expierence Learning
Associate between Neutral stimulus and Unconditioned Stimulus Classical Conditioning
Classical Conditioning study with digestion of dogs guy(Associative Learning) ********** Ivan Pavlov
Unconditioned Response in Ivan Pavlov's expierment************* Savilvating
Unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's expierment *********** Food
Neutral stimulus in Pavlov's expierment Bell
Pairing between what happend in Pavlov's expierment (NS) bell/ (UCS) Food
What was conditioned or learned in Pavlov's expierment Ringing bell--> Presnt food
What is the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's expierment Ringing Bell (Previously neutral stimulus)
What is the conditioned response in Pavlov's expierment Response to conditioned stimulus--> Salivating (Previously Unconditioned response)
The time period in which the pairing of the bell w/ presentation of food powder took place in Pavlov's expierment is called********** Acquidition
Presenting the conditioned stimulus (Bell) without presenting food poweder would lead to Extinction
Reappearnce i response after extinction or long period break Sponatneous Recovery
If the dog were to salivate to similar sound to bell************* Generalization
Dog ONLY salivates to bell and learns what (CS) is Discrimination
Ignoring stimulus Habituation
Companies may use classical conditioning in their...... Advertisements
Therapy created by Mary Cover Jones using classical conditioning Systematic Desensitation
Mary Cover Jones expierment included this animal white rabbits
First stage of systematic desentisation Relaxation Techniques
Second stage of systematic desentisation Gradually exposed to anxiety
Final stage of systematic desentisation Present person with real life anxiety situation
Pairing taste stimuli and neausa is called Conditioned Taste Aversion
Encoding in an enviroment similar to where retrieval will occur Context Learning
This experiment with white rats by John B. Watson uses classical conditioning and is called the....(Learned Fear)************ Little Albert Experiment
Voluntary response comes to be controlled by their consequences************** Operant Conditioning (Instrumental Learning)
Who founded Operant Conditioning B.F. Skinner
B.F Skinner's experiment and what it is Skinner Box/ Chamber with rats who are trained to do certain behaviors like press lever for food
In operant conditioning what acts first? Subject acts first folled by enviromental stimulus (positive or negative reinforcer)
Thorndike's Law of Effect Behaviors increase with positive stimulus
Shaping************* Operant Conditioning/ Rewarding behaviors as they closer and closer to desired behavior------> Often used on autistic children d
Negative reinforcer Removal of something...unpleasent stimulus ..........Taking away something they don't like
Reinforcers that are satisfying biological needs (Food/Saftey) Primary reinforcer
(Money, prasies, good grades) are all......reinforcers Secondary reinforcers
Every instance of a response is reinforced is a.... Continous Reinforcement Schedule (CRF)
Designated response is reinforced some of the time...certain amount of time must pass before reward is given Intermittent or Reinforcement Schedules
Reinforcer is given after a FIXED number of non-reinforced responses. Certain # of correct responses Fixed-Ratio Schedule (FR)
Reinforcer is given after a FIXED amount of time of non-reinforced responses. Certain amount of time of correct responses Fixed-Interval Schedule (FI)
Reinforcer is given after a VARIABLE number of non-reinforced responses. Different # of correct responses ************ Variable-Ratio Schedule (VR)
Reinforcer is given after a VARIABLE amount of time of non-reinforced responses. Different amount of time of correct responses Variable-Interval Schedule (VI)
Latent Learning*************** Learning not shown in behavior @ time it occurs--> Tollman placed rats in maze--> Followed cognitive map--> Mental representation
Social Learning Theory Learning through observing others AKA observational learning
What experiment by Albert Bandura shows Social Learning Theory (Observational Learning) **************/*********** Bobo Doll Experiment--> Aggresive Adults are observed and kids act aggresive/ Huge implication on how parents act in front of kids
John B Watson is the father of what type of psychology *********** Behaviorialism
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