removal/avoidance
negative in operant conditioning
"weakening a response"
punishment
UCR stands for
unconditioned response
adding to
positive in operant conditioning
UCS
unconditioned stimulus
Who is Ivan Pavlov
Dude that did the dog experiment and popularized classical conditioning
means it was learned
Unconditioned means
means an unlearned response
anything following a response that makes it more likely to happen again
reinforcement
What was the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's experiment
Give me an example of an unconditioned stimulus
Anything that naturally causes a response from someone. It is not conditioned
What is stronger and why? The unconditioned response UCR or the conditioned response CR
anything following a response that makes it less likely to happen again
punishment
Higher-order conditioning
strong CS is paired with a new neutral stimulus
People laughed at my amazing and hilarious joke about farts.
What type of operant conditioning is this?
postive reinforcement
High Five!
What type of operant conditioning is this?
Positive reinforcement
I stole a candy bar and now I have to do community service.
What type of operant conditioning is this?
positive punishment
Operant conditioning is _____________
Classical conditioning is ______________
Operant conditioning is ____voluntary_________
Classical conditioning is _____involuntary_____
Describe a way that a conditioned stimulus becomes extinct
it isn't repeated
Why does a conditioned stimulus have to be u_ _ _ __ and r_ _ _ _ _ _ _?
unique and repeated
Bob's music makes me anxious. He eats chicken before playing music every time for whatever reason? Now him eating chicken makes me anxious.
What is the UCS and the CS?
UCS = music
CS = chicken
I don't fart in class so people don't get mad at me
What type of operant conditioning is this?
negative reinforcement
I love to eat food. Before we eat food we always pray.
What is the UCS, UCR, CS, CR?
UCS - food
UCR- love to eat
CS - praying
CR - love to eat
I am really tired of school. If I even drive in the direction of school it makes me tired too.
What's the UCS and CS
CS: driving in the direction of school
Operant occurs _________ response vs Classical ________ response
Operant = after
Classical = before