Learning
Memory
Conditioning
Straight From The Slides
100

What is learning?

Relatively permanent change in behavior caused by experience.

100

What is Memory?

The process of acquiring information and storing overtime so that it will be available when we need it.

100

What is multiple exposures to a stimulus?

Repetition 

100

What was our title slide named?

Learning and Memory

200

What is Incidental learning?

Unintentional acquisition of knowledge.

200

What are the 3 stages of the memory process?

Encoding, Storage Stage and Retrieval

200

Pavlov made his dogs salivate by eventually just a ring of a bell. What type of conditioning is this?

Classical Conditioning

200

What Company made a commercial that made 10,000 angry people sign a petition to stop playing it?

Toyota

300

What is the Behavioral Learning Theory.

The perspectives of learning that assume that learning takes place as the result of responses to external events.

300

In what ways is the mind like a computer?

Data is inputted, processed and output for later use

300

What is the difference between a conditioned and unconditioned stimulus?

Conditioned stimulus is a learned response while a unconditioned stimulus is a natural response.

300

What is an example we provided of positive stimulus?

5 gum

400

A lack of association in Marketing Results in?

Extinction 

400

What are the 3 types of memory and what is the capacity for each?

Sensory Memory - High capacity

Short-Term Memory - Limited capacity

Long-Term Memory - Unlimited Capacity

400

Give an example of Variable Ratio Reinforcement.

People continuing to put money in slot machines because they know it’ll eventually pay out.

400

What is "renting" a well known name?

Licensing

500

gamification is simply about providing ______ to customers to encourage them to ____ even more

rewards, buy

500

Fill in the blank 

"It's more likely that we'll retain incoming data when we associate it with _________

Other things already in our memory

500

What is the Halo Effect and give an example of it.

Halo Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when people react to other, similar stimuli in much the same way they respond to similar stimulus. Example could be a store brand bottle of mouthwash that looks similar to Listerine causing a me-too effect.

500

What are the three types of parenting roles in becoming a consumer and define them the best you can.

Authoritarian: hostile, restrictive, censorship, Negative view on advertising.

Neglecting: detached, don't exercise much control over what their children do.

Indulgent: communicate, should be allowed to learn about marketplace with little interference.

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