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A person's emotional reactivity
What is Temperament?
The process of acquiring new and enduring behaviors
What is Learning?
An emotional bond
What is Attachment?
This type of reinforcement rewards every correct response
What is Continuous Reinforcement?
This learning occurs suddenly without trial and erior
What is Insight Learning?
This attachment style fears emotional closeness
What is Avoidant?
The learned ability to distinguish between different stimuli
What is Discrimination?
A type of learning where behavior is influenced by its consequences
What is Operant Conditioning?
A behavior followed by this less likely to be repeated
What is Punishment?
This refers to helpful or positive behavior
What is prosocial behavior?
This attachment style fears abandonment
What is Anxious?
Any event that evokes a response
What is a Stimulus?
These neurons fire when performing or observing an action
What is Mirror Neurons?
The idea that behaviors with favorable consequences are more likely to be repeated and behaviors with unfavorable consequences are less likely to be repeated.
This happens by observing the actions of others and seeing them receive consequences
What is Vicarious Conditioning?
A person's sense of self?
What is Identity?
Responding similarly to stimuli that resemble the conditioned stimulus.
What is Stimulus Generalization
A behavior followed by this more likely to be repeated
What is Reinforcement?
This type of reinforcer satisfies a biological need
What is Primary Reinforcer?
This theory proposes that learning can occur through
What is Social Learning Theory?
The name of the experiement designed by Mary Ainsworth to that measures child-caregiver attachment
What is the Strange Situation
This stimulus naturally triggers a response
What is Unconditioned Stimulus?
This attachment style promotes healthy relationships
What is Secure?
This determines how often behavior is reinforced
What is Reinforcement Schedule?
A mental representation of an environment
What is Cognitive Mapping?