Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Observational Learning
Systematic Desensitisation
Token Economies
CBT
100

Any environmental stimulus which does not naturally produce a behavioural response

What is a neutral stimulus?

100

Taking something desirable away to decrease the likelihood of the behaviour being repeated

What is negative punishment?

100

The name of the study that supports observational learning.

What is the Bobo Doll Experiment?

100

He developed the systematic desentisation.

Who is Wolpe?

100

These are ignored in token economies

What happens to undesired behaviours?

100

They are the three components in CBT

What are cognitions, behaviours, and emotions?

200

He did his study on a dog.

Who is Pavlov?

200

He did a study with rats pulling a lever.

Who is Skinner?

200

Low ecological validity

What is a weakness of the Bobo Doll Experiment?

200

A key concept that suggests that two incompatible emotional states cannot exist at the same time

What is reciprocal inhibition?

200

The desired behaviour may become extinct if the token economy is removed

What is a limitation of token economies?

200

It is based on the theory that distressing emotions and behaviours are the result of maladaptive thinking.

What is cognitive therapy?

300

A response that occurs naturally

What is an unconditioned response?

300

Any behaviour that is followed by pleasant consequences is likely to be repeated, and any behaviour followed by unpleasant consequences is likely to be stopped

What is Thorndike's Law of Effect?

300

Individuals make a mental representation of the behaviour

What is retention?

300

It occurs after the patient is taught relaxation techniques

When does the patient create a fear hierarchy?

300

Our star chart.

What is an example of a token economy?

300

It is time effective.

What is a strength of CBT?

400

The overall process during which the organism learns to associate two events.

What is acquisition?

400

Reinforcers that are learned

What are secondary reinforcers?

400

They are the necessary conditions for effective modelling.

What are attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation?

400

It refers to actual exposure.

What is in vivo?

400

It is the ype of learning token economies are based on.

What is operant conditioning?

400

It is a feature of CBT that is crucial to success

What is homework?

500

The reappearance of a CR when the CS is presented, following a rest period after the CR appears to be extinct

What is spontaneous recovery?

500

The stimulus conditions.

What are antecedents?

500

Reinforcement that occurs towards the model.

What is vicarious reinforcement?

500

Until they feel no anxiety

When does the patient move to the next stage of the hierarchy?

500

They researched token economies

Who are Boniecki & Moore?

500

Their research supports CBT.

Who are Butler et al.?

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