Consciousness Definitions
Sleep Phases
Operant Conditioning Defintions
Reinforcement Schedules
Reinforcement and Conditioning Practice
100

A person's awareness of everything that is going on around him or her at any given time 

Consciousness

100

How many stages are there in Sleep

Four

100

Add pleasant stimulus or increase/maintain behavior

Positive Reinforcement 

100

Reinforces the first response after a changing amount of times

Variable Interval 

100

You get a Paycheck every Tuesday (Reinforcement Practice)

Fixed interval

200

Theory of sleep proposing that animals and humans evolved sleep patterns to avoid predators by sleeping when predators are most active

Adaptive Theory 

200

In this stage your body temperature and heart beat increase to the same levels as if you were walking. Your brainwaves resemble beta waves and your eyes move rapidly under you eyelids 

REM Sleep 

200

Remove Pleasent stimulus to decrease behavior 

Negative Punishment 

200

Completion of a constant number of responses 

Fixed Ratio

200

Yanique gets an "A" on an exam that she studied extremely hard for. (Operant Conditioning Practice)

Positive Reinforcement 

300

long, slow brain waves that indicate the deepest stage of sleep

Delta Waves

300

The point where your body relaxes, and your brain waves start to slowdown 

Light Sleep

300

Remove aversive stimulus to increase/maintain behavior 

Negative Reinforcement 

300

Reinforces the first response after a constant amount of time 

Fixed Interval

300

You start playing the lottery. You win $10 the first time you play. You play 12 more times before you win again. (Reinforcement Practice) 

Variable Ratio

400

Theory of sleep proposing that sleep is necessary to the physical health of the body and serves to replenish chemicals and repair cellular damage.

Restorative Theory

400

In this stage your brainwaves start to resemble delta waves and growth hormones are released from the pituitary gland. The body's lowest level of functioning 

Deep Sleep

400

Add aversive stimulus to decrease behavior 

Positive Punishment 

400

Completion of a changing number of responses

Variable Ratio

400
Dan receives a 98% on his curved exam during a college class and his classmates refuse to talk to him. (Operant Conditioning Practice)

Negative Punishment

500

A cycle of bodily rhythm that occurs over a 24-hour period

Circadian Rhythm

500

A stage that your body temperature drops, breathing becomes more shallow, and Heart rate slows down

Sleep Spindles 

500

This psychologist developed the idea of Operant Conditioning  

B.F. Skinner 

500

Reinforce the desired response/behavior every time it occurs 

Continuous Reinforcement 

500

A psychologist gives a rat a food pellet each time it pushes a lever in its cage (Reinforcement Practice)

Continous Reinforcement