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Pavlov Schmavlov
Truth or Consequences
100

Founding father of classical conditioning

Pavlov

100

You are really worried about our test tomorrow so you decide to study 3 hours tonight to reduce your anxiety. This is an example of...

Negative reinforcement

100

Ideas that represent a class or category of objects, events, or activities.

Concepts

100

A relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience.

Learning

100

Anytime a behavior increases, it has been ______

Reinforced

200

Coined the term Law of Effect.

Thorndike
200

Olivia is introduced to a guy named Zac who is an excellent cook. Once she has eaten a few of his delicious meals, Olivia begins to gain a strong attraction for Zac. In this case, Zac is a(n) ________

Conditioned stimulus

200

An example of a concept that closely matches the defining characteristics of a concept.

Prototype

200

Any stimulus that elicits a response after learning has taken place.

Conditioned stimulus

200

Reinforcing successive approximations toward a target behavior.

Shaping

300

Psychologist who showed we can learn through modeling.

Bandura

300

During class, your cell phone goes off and the teacher stops and scolds you in front of everyone. You do not take your phone out again for the rest of the semester.

Positive punishment.

300

Rule-of-thumb strategy that often allows us to solve problems more quickly.

Heuristic

300

The process of forming an association between UCS and CS.

Acquisition

300

Grounding is this type of punishment.

Negative

400

Developed a classically conditioned emotional response to a white rat.

Little Albert

400

During a televised political debate, the Republican and Democratic candidates each argued that the results of a recent public opinion poll supported their party's platform regarding job creation.

Confirmation bias

400

When 3-year-old Claudia is asked which letter of the alphabet comes before g, she recites the alphabet from the beginning until she arrives at the solution. Claudia is using _____________ to solve the problem.

Algorithm

400

When a previously extinguished response reemerges.

Spontaneous recovery

400

Reinforcement after a variable amount of time.

Variable interval

500

Psychologist who is best know for the study of operant conditioning.

Skinner

500

Whenever his TV picture became fuzzy, Lloyd would bang the top of the TV set, which usually cleared the picture. Recently, when he was viewing a film on his new DVD player, tracking problems created a fuzzy picture; Lloyd banged the top of the TV over and over but to no avail. Lloyd appears to be experiencing a problem-solving obstacle called _________

Mental set

500

Failing to see that an article of clothing can be inflated as a life preserver.

Functional fixedness

500

When you can tell the difference between and only respond to a specific type of stimuli.

Stimulus discrimination
500

You have studied really hard and received a good grade on an exam. You continue to do the same thing for the rest of the semester.

Positive reinforcement

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