Punishment and Biases
Conditioning
Learning and Transfer
Information Processing
Misc.
100

This type of punishment is when you yell at or call out a student for their behavior.

What is a reprimand?

100

This man is associated with classical conditioning due to his research with dogs, food, and bell associations.

Who is Pavlov?

100

This is when previous learning hinders (takes 

away from) learning new tasks 

What is negative transfer?
100

Reducing the amount of information to be remembered into smaller parts of information

What is chunking?
100

This is a type of reinforcement that allows students to earn a currency that can be later cashed out for rewards

What is a token economy?
200

This is another term for teacher bias

What is educational bias?

200

This occurs when a stimulus is taken away to decrease the frequency of a behavior. 

What is negative punishment?
200

This is a spontaneous, automatic transfer of highly practiced skills that need little reflective thinking.

What is low road transfer?

200

These are the three processes involved in memory.

What is retrieval, encoding, and storage?

200

This is the psychologist accredited with developing operant conditioning

Who is B.F. Skinner?
300

This type of bias occurs when people seek out information that supports their perspective/bias.

What is confirmation bias?

300

Johnny washes the dishes every night after dinner. Today, his mom allowed him to skip the dishes because he got an A on his math test. This is an example of ______.

What is negative reinforcement?

300

This is when specific transfer happens when two tasks are similar 

What is theory of identical elements?

300

A multiple choice exam is an example of this form of memory.

What is recognition?

300

These are the three factors of self-regulation

What is self-evaluation, self-observation, self-judgement?

400

This is an automatic judgement that occurs that may be unconscious.

What is implicit bias?

400

The automatic behavior caused by the stimulus that can be physiological or emotional 

What is an unconditioned response?

400

This is when you memorize information without contextual understanding 

What is rote learning?

400

This is when accessing one concept can lead to the activation of other related concepts in the network 

What is spreading activation?

400

These are the three prongs of Bandra’s Triadic Reciprocal Determinism Model of Causality.

What is person, environment, and behavior?

500

This is when there is no set punishment for a behavior.

What is a subjective punishment?

500

This is the name of the baby in the classical conditioning experiment with rats and loud noises.

Who is Little Albert?

500

This happens when you connect the new information with prior knowledge to build a deeper understanding 

What is constructive learning?

500

This is when information is stored in patterns and similar themes

What is a schema?

500

This is the phenomenon where students receive punishments like suspensions that increase their chances of incarceration.

What is the School-to-Prison Pathway?

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