Key Concepts
Reinforcements based on the behavior or academic achievement .
What are consequences
Teachers use the technique for both academic learning and classroom behavior.
What is Shaping
Having to go to Saturday Detention
What is Positive punishment
Merged Cognitive and Behavioral models.
Who is Bandura.
Removing an individual from the setting where the behavior is occuring
What is Exclusionary Timeout
Not having to wash the dishes
What is Negative reinforcement
In class the teacher ignores a student who blurts the answer to a question. While praising the other students who raised their hands and waited to be called on.
What is Extinction
When the NS has been transformed through the learning process
What is a conditioned stimulus
Taking away something the individual desires
What is Negative Punishment
Not being allowed to play video games
What is Negative punishment
Students having to write their misspelled words to correct the way to spell them.
What is Negative practice
Theory states any stimulus and response that occur together in time and/or space will be associated by the learner..
Who is Guthrie
Learned response
What is conditioned response
The teacher uses reinforcement to increase the appropriate behavior while decreasing the behavior it is incompatible with.
What is DRI
Schedule of reinforcement in which consequences are provided after every single instance of behavior.
What is continuous schedule
When the reinforcement procedure is ceased or eliminated.
What is Fading
the antecedent occurs prior to the behavior and leads to the consequences of the behavior. introduce by who
Who is B.F. Skinner
Includes shapes, behaviors, sounds and smells
What is neutral stimuli