Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Behaviorists
Observational Learning
Misc.
100

Name the five aspects of a classical conditioning experiment

unconditioned response/stimulus, neutral stimulus, conditioned response/stimulus

100

behaviors followed by favorable consequences become more likely, and that behaviors followed by unfavorable consequences become less likely.

Law of Effect
100

This Russian Psychologist created the foundations of Classical Conditioning through his experiments with dogs

Ivan Pavlov

100

The Process of observing and imitating a specific behavior

Modeling

100

managing your emotional response to a situation instead of trying to solve the problem itself.

Emotion-focused coping 

200

The reappearance of an extinguished conditioned response 

Recovery

200

things that motivate behavior because they satiate an individual's basic survival needs

Primary Reinforcer

200

This American Psychologist is most known for his Little Albert Experiment 

John B. Watson 

200

Specialized neurons that are active when observing other's behavior

Mirror Neurons
200

the hopelessness and passive resignation an animal or person learns when unable to avoid repeated aversive events

learned helplessness

300

Similar Stimuli elicit similar responses

Generalization

300

a procedure in which reinforcers guide behavior toward closer and closer approximations of the desired behavior

Shaping

300

This American Psychologist is most known for his experiment in Taste Aversion

John Garcia 

300

a desire to perform to receive promised rewards or to avoid threatened punishment

Extrinsic Punishment

300

The thoughts "I get what I deserve" and "this is my fault" are examples of 

Internal Locus of Control

400

The sudden realization of a solution to a problem. The result of seeing the solution between variables not previously noticed.

Insight Learning

400

A consequence in which something unpleasant is added to the subject's experience in order to decrease negative behavior 

Positive Punishment

400

This psychologist is most well known for his experiments in the concept of modeling behavior using a bobo doll

Albert Bandura

400

learning that occurs but is not apparent until there is an incentive to demonstrate it

Latent Learning

400

What were the unintended consequences of the little albert experiment?

Little Albert grew afraid of all things white and fluffy, not just of rats

500

What is the unconditioned response when someone is conditioned to flinch at the sight of lightning due to their fear of loud noises

Flinching at the sound of thunder
500

Reinforcement given after varying periods of time if action is completed 

Variable Interval

500

This Psychologist is most known for his experiments exploring the concepts of latent learning and cognitive maps

Edward Tolman

500

Cognition, behavior, and environment all influence one another in a process known as reciprocal determinations is a tenant of what theory?

Social Learning Theory

500

Explain the Wagner Rescorla Model 

A stimulus needs to be both a reliable predictor and saliant to allow for conditioning to occur

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