Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Famous Faces
Experiments in Learning
Learning in General
100

This stimulus causes an unconditioned response.

What is an unconditioned stimulus?

100
When kids are given a cookie every time they do something good, they are being conditioned  with this. 

What is positive reinforcement?

100

He originally created the behaviorism school with his focus on operant conditioning.

Who is BF Skinner?

100

We use this type of observational learning when we show little kids how to act politely.

What is Modeling?

100

This is another name for the "Operant Box", a tool to test the reactions of animals to stimuli.

What is a Skinner Box?

200

Like ringing a bell or flashing a light, this stimulus has nothing to do with the response.  In the beginning, at least. 

What is the Neutral Stimulus?

200

When an averse condition is removed, it becomes this kind of reinforcement. 

What is Negative Reinforcement?

200

He won Russia's first Nobel Prize.

Who is Ivan Pavlov?

200

This happens when a conditioned response miraculiously reappears after extinction, when the CR is again present.

What is Spontaneous Recovery?

200

This effect allows people to tune out non-important stimuli, allowing us to reduce their effects on us over time. 

What is Habituation?

300
This happens after the conditioned stimulus occurs, even without the unconditioned stimulus. 

What is the Conditioned Response?

300
Researchers use this to teach an animal to perform a series of complex tasks. 

What is Shaping?

300

His experiment with a Bobo doll now explains how violent TV effects children's behavior. 

Who is Albert Bandura?

300

When designing an experiment, you must be careful to give the subject a food reward at the right time, often called by this term. 

What is a reinforcement schedule?

300

This is being motivated by your own desires to learn more, rather than for receiving a grade from a teacher.  

What is Internal Locus of Control or Intrinsic Motivation

400

This occurs when the CS is no longer paired with the Conditioned Response.

What is Extinction?

400

This response reduces the likelihood of a behavior, rather than reinforce it.

What is punishment?

400

John Garcia showed that how to condition taste with getting violently ill, producing this condition, as the subject refuses to eat the stimulus again. 

What is Taste Aversion?

400

This law states those behavioral responses that were most closely followed by a satisfying result were most likely to become established patterns and to occur again in response to the same stimulus

What is the Law of Effect?

400

This is the type of reinforcement schedule least likely to experience extinction. 

What is variable interval?

500

Classical conditioning can only be used for responses that are this type of reaction.

What is involuntary?

500

A paycheck is a type of this, since it takes a long time to occur after the stimulus of going to work. 

What is a secondary reinforcer?

500

He taught Little Albert to fear white rats through classical conditioning.

Who is John B Watson?

500

When we watch someone eating, our brain fires in the cortex with these types of nerves. 

What are Mirror Neurons.

500

When Little Albert was scared of dogs, not just rats, he was experiencing this type of effect. 

What is generalization?