Definitions
The study of the mind and behavior
Psychology
The type of behaviorism that does consider private events, such as thoughts and feelings
Radical behaviorism
Pleasant consequences = increased frequency of similar response in future =
Reinforcment
Operant conditioning
Skinner
Thorndike
A driver receives a ticket from law enforcement after driving over the speed limit.
Positive punishment
The science of behavior
Behaviorism
The behavior that is emitted by the animal and controlled by its consequences
Operant behavior
Unpleasant consequences = decreased frequency of similar response in future =
Punishment
Watson
Car beeps, put seatbelt on, car stops beeping
Negative reinforcement
The study of animal behavior in relation to evolutionary function is commonly studied in natural settings
Ethology
The behavior that is reflexive behavior that is elicited by antecedent stimuli
Respondent behavior
What does ABC stand for
Antecendent
Behavior
Consequence
Classical conditioning
Pavlov
A teacher giving a student a sticker for turning in homework on time
Positive reinforcement
The study of animal behavior to understand functionality and how it compares to other human and non-human animal species.
Comparative psychology
The type of behaviorism that limits studies to quantitative events (behaviors) rather than subject/qualitative processes (thoughts, feelings, consciousness)
Methodological behaviorism
The law of effect states that behaviors which are flollowed by _______ consequences are _______ and are therfor likely to increas in frequency. the law also states that behaviors which are followed by _______ consequences are _______ and are therefor kilely to decreas in frequency
What were each known for
Skinner
Thorndike
Pavlov
Watson
Skinners box
Thorndike's puzzle box
Pavlovs dog
Little albert
A child throws a tantrum while playing, and a parent immediately takes away their favorite toy
Negative punishment
Applied behavior analysis
A stimulus-stimulus pairing procedure in which a neutral stimulus is presented with an unconditioned stimulus until a neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus that elicits the conditioned response.
A type of conditioning whereby stimuli initially incapable of evoking a certain response acquire the ability to do so through repeated pairing with other stimuli that are able to elicit such responses
Classical conditioning
Respondent conditioning
Pavlovian conditioning
The process and selective effects of consequences on behavior
A type of learning in which behavior is altered primarily by regulating the consequences that follow it. The frequency of operant behaviors is altered by the consequences that they produce.
Operant conditioning
When was the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin released
1859
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