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Psyc1010 Test

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Condition Response (CR) is what?
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Define "punisher' in operant conditioning:
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Define Classical Conditioning. Examples:
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What method did Skinner studied animals' behavior?
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Define "spontaneous recovery":
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For behaviorists, the fundamental aspect of learning is the process of "conditioning". Define conditioning.
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What is the classical conditioning of "Phobia"?
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Define "operant conditioning":
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Define Conditioned Stimulus (CS. Give an example.
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Define "learning" in psychology.
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Define "Second-order Conditioning":
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"Discrimination" in conditioning:
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"Skinner box/Operant chamber"
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What is the definition to "unconditioned stimulus (US)? Example:
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Who was the first scientist to study "operant conditioning" and used cats in his observation?
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"Generalization" refers to?
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Definition of "unconditioned response" (UR). Example:
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Extinction of Conditioning: What is "extinction"?
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What type of research Ivan Pavlov known for?
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Define "reinforcer" in operant conditioning:
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Structure used to study operant learning in small animals.
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Any event that weakens/ decreases the likelihood of a behavior.
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ability to connect stimuli (changes occur in the environment) with responses (behavior or other action).
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Something that naturally triggers a response. Food= unconditioned stimulus
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Neutral stimulus which after being repeatedly associated/repeatedly presented prior to the unconditioned stimulus that begins to evoke a similar response as the unconditioned stimulus. Dog Dish-"conditioned stimulus" (presented/associated with food)
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Edward Thorndike (1874-1949)
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Acquired response to the formerly/ associated to neutral stimulus. Dog Dish-conditioned stimulus = Salivation-Conditioned Response (since dog associates when sees dish, food will follow soon after)
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"reinforcement & punishment" with the processes of operant learning.
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Permanent change in knowledge/behavior that is the result of experience.
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Increase in responding to the conditioned stimulus after a pause that follows extinction.
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Identified a fundamental associative learning process "classical conditioning.
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Naturally occurring response that follow the unconditioned stimulus. Food-unconditioned stimulus = salivation-"unconditioned response"
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Learning that occurs based on the consequences of behavior.
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An existing conditioned stimulus can serve as an unconditioned stimulus for a pairing with a new conditioned stimulus.
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Learning that occurs when a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a stimulus that naturally produces a behavior.
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Any event that strengthens/ increases the likelihood of a behavior.
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Strong & irrational fear of a specific object, activity/ situation.
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The tendency to respond to stimuli that resemble the original conditioned stimulus.
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Tendency to respond differently to stimuli that are similar but not identical.
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Reduction in responding that occurs when the conditioned stimulus is presented repeatedly without the unconditioned stimulus.
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Changing behavior through reinforcement and punishment is what type of conditioning?

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