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Sal's Psych class Key terms on Operant Conditioning.

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after a set period of time, a subject receives reinforcement   show
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show fixed ratio  
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show variable ratio  
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show B.F. skinner  
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show variable ratio  
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Rewards are based on time.   show
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Rewards based on Actions.   show
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Repetition strengthens bond between a actions and rewards.   show
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show Response and Stimulus  
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Action is first then reward or stimulus received.   show
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Stimulus or "reward" first then an action occurs.   show
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show Skinner Box or Operant Chamber  
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Any type of event or item that increases likelihood of an action reoccurring.   show
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show Punisher  
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show Punishment  
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show negative reinforcement  
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A reinforcer that exists naturally or needs no training to be a reinforcer is called...   show
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A reinforcer that does not exist naturally or needs training to be a reinforcer is called...   show
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Suddenly, "getting it" or being able to solve a problem. A type of learning.   show
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learning by watching someone else do a task.   show
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show Latent Learning  
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show Extrinsic Motivation  
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show Kohler.  
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show Bandura  
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show Intrinsic Motivation  
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show Tolman  
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show Cognitive Map  
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