Provide clear, central vision, can detect color and details
100
How does positive reinforcement work?
by motivating or reinforcing desired behavior
100
what is positive punishment?
presents a negative consequence to undesired behavior
100
What is the frontal lobe's function and where is it located?
The motor cortex (tells the muscles what to do)
200
What is the function of rods?
provide peripheral vision, detect motion, and help us see at night
200
What is negative reinforcement?
something taken away because of an undesired behavior
200
What is negative Punishment?
something taken away after an undesired behavior
200
What is the function of the temporal lobe? And where is it located?
memory, perception, emotion, hearing
300
How do we see color?
cones pick up reflected light off an object
300
A kid gets candy when s/he cleans up his/her toys. Positive or Negative reinforcement?
Positive
300
What is an example of positive punishment?
ex: A child steals a toy from outside of class and is forced to sit outside remainder of class
300
What does the Parietal lobe do and where is it located?
Somatosensory cortex (hands and feet)
400
What determines what color we see?
Wavelengths of reflected light
400
What is another way to explain positive reinforcement?
adding something that will motivate the child to increase the likelihood they will engage in that behavior again
400
What is an example of negative punishment?
ex: siblings get in a fight over a toy so the parents take the toy away
400
What does the occipital lobe do and where is it located?
visual cortex
500
Describe how we see light/brightness.
Light enters cornea. Cornea sens light through hole in pupil, iris opens and closes pupil to adjust amount of light, light passes through lens to get to retina, rods and cones take over in retina
500
A child does the dishes to stop the mother from nagging. Is this positive or negative reinforcement or punishment?
Negative Reinforcement
500
What is the difference between punishment and reinforcement?