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Consolidation   show
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Synaptogenesis   show
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Neurogenesis   show
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show Specialization of neurons for a particular function  
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show Elimination of synapses that aren't used  
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Neuroplasticity   show
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Principles   show
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Theories   show
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Behaviorism aims to take the ___ out of the study of behavior   show
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show principle; theories  
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show conditioning  
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show Animals and humans learn the same way  
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Tabula rasa is assoicated with what theory?   show
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Generalization   show
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show When a learner figures out that only certain stimuli should trigger certain responses  
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Extinction   show
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Schedules of reinforcement   show
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Continuous Reinforcement   show
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Intermittent Reinforcement   show
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Behaviorism main theorist   show
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show Forming associations between stimuli and response  
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show Concerned with the effects of CONSEQUENCES on behaviors- only voluntary responses  
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show Focuses on COGNITIVE PROCESSES (change in behavior doesn't have to occur for learning to be present)  
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show Relationship between person, behavior, environment  
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show Learning through experience  
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show Learning through observation  
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show When a behavior that is learned does not appear until a later time  
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show Behavior happens after modeling that would have 0% chance of occuring without modeling  
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show Consequence influences learning of the behavior it follows  
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Social cognitive theory: reinforcement   show
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Cognitive modeling   show
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show Individuals construct what they know and understand  
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Individual Constructivism theoriest   show
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show stages  
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Schemes   show
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show When we encounter information in our environment that makes sense to us, fits in cubby hole  
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show When we encounter information in our environment that doesn't make sense, we are forced to alter a cubby hole or build a new one  
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show Language  
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show talking out loud ----> thinking silently  
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show internalization of language during activity  
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Appropriation   show
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Zone of Proximal Development   show
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Intersubjectivity   show
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show learning that involves changing an existing conception  
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Concepts   show
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