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Psychology Terms (Ch.6)

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a relatively permanent change in behavior, thoughts, or feelings that results from experience   show
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show habituation  
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complex set of preprogrammed responses; suggests response has some evolutionary value   show
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preprogrammed response in which newly hatched chicks attach themselves to the first moving object near them   show
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show conditioned stimulus (CS)  
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a stimulus that reliably elicits a response (meat powder)   show
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the response elicited by the UCS. (Salivation to meat powder)   show
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the response that the CS elicits AFTER conditioning. (Salivation to the buzzer alone after conditioning).   show
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show learned  
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show behavior  
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show part of the environment  
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show acquisition  
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the unlearning phase where the CS is presented alone resulting in decreases of the CR   show
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show spontaneous recovery  
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stimuli that are similar to the CS will also elicit the CR   show
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is critical for emotional conditioning   show
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anything that increases behavior   show
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anything that decreases behavior   show
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a response that has some effect on the world   show
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show positive reinforcer  
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show negative reinforcer  
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introduction of an unpleasant stimulus (positive punishment) or removal of pleasant stimulus in an attempt to change behavior (negative punishment)   show
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show learned helplessness  
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show gradient of reinforcement  
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show over justification effect  
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show shaping  
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show implicit learning  
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