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skinner believes in determine behavior
operant conditioning type of learning in which the consequences of an organism's behavior determine whether the behavior will be repeated in the future
reinforcer any stimulus or event that funtions to increase the likelihood of the behavior
punisher any stimulus or event that funtions to decrease the likelihood of the behaviot
fixed interval reinforcements are presented at a fixed period of time
fixed ratio reinforcement is delivered after a specific number of responses have been made
variable ratio reinforcement happens after a particular average number of responses
superstitious behavior rare or odd behaviors may be repeated if they are accidentally reinforced
atteintional processes congnitive process and perceptual skills so we can pay sufficient attention to a model
retention processes retaining or remembering the models behavior
production processes translating the mental images into our own thoughts
the shaping of behavior learning that results from the reinforcement of successive steps to a final desired behavior
self efficacy belief in your capacity to successfully preform a task
sensation seeking need for varied, novel, and complex sensations and experiences
4 elements of sensation seeking bordom susceptibility, disinhibition, experience seeking, and thrill and adventure seeking
learned helplessness stubborn perception that one does not have control over their environment
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