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learning a stimulus response
what is conditioning
when a stimulus increases the chances of a behavior
reinforcement
reinforcing small steps in a large behavior
shaping
having the same response to a similler stimuli
Generalization
responding differently to stimulus that are different
Discrimination
continuous exposure to harmless fear until fear is gone
flooding
when response and stimulus separate no longer causing a response
extinction
learning complex sequence of behaviors
chaining
increases frequency of behavior when stimulis is removed
negative reinforcement
when and how often reinforcement occur
schedule of reinforcement
one stimulis calls forth one response
classical conditioning
unconditioned response
a response that was previously extinct
spontaneous recovery
learned response
conditioned stimulus
neutral stimulus
unconditioned stimulas
trying to learn something all at once
massed learning
learning to do or not do something based on past responses
operant conditioning
a pleasant stimulus is paired with a fearful one to counteract the fearful response
counter conditioning
continuously exposed to scary stimulus to desensitize and cancel scary response
systematic desensitization
food water and basic needs
primary reinforcer
learned good stimulas
secondary reinforcers
reinforcement every time behavior occurs
continuous reinforcement
learning that remains hidden until needed
latent learning
learning by imitating others
observational learning
studying something regularly over a long period of time
distributed learning