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Reinforcers
the steps make...
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Who began studying animal intelligence

Thorndike

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Immediately following behavior

consequence

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Anything that changes the effectiveness of a behavior

Motivating Operation

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food

primary

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1- gather supplies

2- go to bathroom

3- turn on water

An example of what

Task Analysis

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T/F: delayed reinforcers are better than immediate

false

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A function of its consequences 

Behavior

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decreases strength of a consequence

abolishing operation

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electronics

secondary

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1. clicker association with a positive consequence

2. use a clicker to reinforce behavior 

clicker training 

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How does a puzzle box work

the rats needed to press a lever to open the door 

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Behavior gets altered by consequences

Operant Learning

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events that spontaneously follow a reinforcer

natural reinforcers 

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T/F: Secondary reinforces are stronger than primary over time

True
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1- task analysis

2- reinforce order

chaining

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Law of effect (4 parts)

- environment in which the behavior occurs

- behavior itself 

- change in environment following behavior

- change in behavior produced by it's consequence 

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Increase likelihood of future behavior 

Reinforcement 

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increases strength of a consequence

ESTABLISHING OPERATION

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T/F: Providing candy when someone studies is a negative reinforcer

false

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1. strength 

2. size 

3. quality

reinforcer characteristics 

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list primary parts of Skinner box (5 parts)

- light

-water dispenser 

-electric grid

-food dispenser 

-lever

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Time gap between a behavior and a consequence

Contiguity

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Degree of correlation for a behavior and a consequence

Contingency

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T/F: Practice makes perfect

false

perfect practice makes perfect

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1. behavior must have consequences 

2. behavior has increase in frequency 

3. frequency increase due to consequence 

Strengthening a behavior 

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