Elicited and Emitted Behavior
Reinforcers as opportunities for behavior
Escape and Avoidance
100

The reliable production of a response by a stimulus in unconditional or conditional reflexes.

What is elicitation?

100

A less probable response can be reinforced by the opportunity to engage in a more probably response.

What is Premack's princple?

100
Operation that is focused on decreasing behavior.

What is punishment?

200

A reliable relation between a stimulus and the behavior it produces

What is reflex?

200

A stimulus that functions as a reinforcer because of its contingent relation to another reinforcer.

What is conditional/conditioned reinforcer?

200

The termination of an aversive stimulus by a response.

What is escape?

300

A response that occurs without an eliciting stimulus is said the be______________.

What is emitted?

300

Reinforcer that has an arbitrary relation to the responses that produce it (a musician plays for money).

What is extrinsic reinforcer?

300

A stimulus is a __________ ___________ if its presentation increases responding.

What is a positive reinforcer?

400

The probability of one event given another event.

What is conditional probability?

400

A reinforcer that is naturally related to the responses that produce it (when a musician plays because the playing produces music).

What is intrinsic reinforcer?

400

A stimulus is a _________ __________ if its removal increases responding that terminates it. 

What is negative reinforcer?

500

The lowering or cessation of responding after repeated exposure to a stimulus.

What is habituation?

500

The effectiveness of a reinforcer depends on its relation to the responses that produce it. Teacher tells jokes and the students laugh- laughing reinforced joke telling. Teacher says a pun and the students laugh- laughing punished punning. 

What is relativity of reinforcement?

500

The prevention of an aversive stimulus by a response. 

What is avoidance?

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