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TermDefinition
Stimulus Produces a reaction
Classical Conditioning One stimulus comes to call forth the response called forth by another stimulus
Unconditioned Stimulus causes response that is automatic, not learned
Unconditioned Response Automatic response in turn
Conditioned Response Learned response to a stimulus that was previously meaningless
Conditioned Stimulus Learned Stimulus
Reinforcement Process by which stimulus increases chances preceding behavior will occur.
Primary Reinforcement Function due to biological makeup of the organism (Food,water,and adequate warmth)
Secondary Reinforcement Must be learned. Acquire their value through being paired with established reinforcers.
Positive Reinforcement Increase frequency of behavior they follow when they are applied
Negative Reinforcement Increase frequency of behavior they follow when they are removed
Fixed Interval Equal amount of time between
Fixed Ratio Number of correct responses
Variable Ratio Unpredicted number of correct responses
Variable Interval Varying amounts of time go between
Operant Conditioning Behavior is followed by a consequence
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