Classical Conditioning
Explain Taste Aversion
Learned avoidance of a food after a bad experience
Form of learning where humans learn to do certain things based on results
Operant conditioning
The ability to learn from experience, think rationally, and deal effectively with others
intelligence
To see if an IQ test is valid, the scores of one person are compared to..
others of the same age
In what popular TV show does the character Sheldon train his best friend's girlfriend using operant conditioning
the Big Bang Theory
Something that produces a reaction or response
Stimulus
Process by which a stimulus increases the chance of the preceding behavior occurring again
Reinforcement
This program provides children with enriching daily experiences
Pre-school
What is one factor that can affect someone's score on an IQ test
Education, economic status, motivation, culture, time of day
When trying to figure out whether intelligence is shaped by genetics or the environment, people refer to what debate?
The nature vs. nurture debate
Form of learning where one stimulus causes a response that is associated with another stimuli
Classical Conditioning
This is intended to decrease the frequency of the preceding behavior
Punishment
Knowledge gained from experience
achievement
Taking a test multiple times back to back to see if your score is the same measure's the test's...
reliability
Self-awareness, mood management, self-motivation, impulse control, and people skills all make up what kind of intelligence?
Emotional intelligence
Using relaxation techniques while gradually exposed to harmful stimuli
Systematic desensitization
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You can wager up to the amount of points you have, but if you get the question wrong, the points get taken away.
Explain the difference between negative reinforcement and punishment
These type of skills usually do not decline with age
Verbal skills
How do we learn about people with the same parents but differences in intelligence levels?
Kinship studies
Acting differently to stimuli that are different from each other
Discrimination
When a previously extinct conditioned response comes back, even though it is usually weaker
Spontaneous Recovery
Reinforcement related to the biological makeup of humans
Primary reinforcement
What is one factor that can affect the intellectual functioning of a child at home?
What are the two most commonly used tests for measuring intelligence?
Stanford Binet test and the Wechsler Scale
Exposing someone to harmful stimuli until the response becomes extinct
Flooding