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mix up
Psychologists
mix up
mix up
schedules
100
Which correlation coefficient has a stronger relationship? +.8, -.8, +1.1
What is +.8 & -.8
100
Father of Psychology
What is Wundt
100
A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response
What is an unconditioned stimulus
100
what is ethology
What is the scientific study of animals behavior in the wild
100
what do fixed and variable mean
What is steady and changes (average)
200
food aversion is an example of this
What is classical conditioning
200
Dealt with classical conditioning and had dogs?
Who is Ivan Pavlov
200
I'm cooking spaghetti and choose only one noodle to taste and base all the noodles on, what is this called
What is random assignment
200
What is a big difference between operant and observational learning?
What is operant reinforcenment/ punishment done to you, and in observational, you see it done to someone else
200
what do interval and ratio mean
What is interval= time, ratio= responses
300
A reinforcer that satisfies a biological need
What is a primary reinforcer
300
Dealt with operant conditioning and worked with pigeons
Who is BF Skinner
300
If Pavlov's dogs would have salivated to anything that kind of sounded like a bell (ex. phone ringing)
What is stimulus generalization
300
something is a reinforcer because of what it (blank) not what it is, and example
What is does
300
which schedule: getting paid $8 an hour
What is Fixed Interval
400
A negative reinforcer does what to a particular behavior
What is increases it
400
Dealt with operant conditions and conditioned cats to open puzzle boxes
Who is Thorndike
400
Your pleasure when seeing a good friend
What is conditioned response
400
each step of shaping process is called this
What is an accomodation
400
Which schedule: scratch tickets
What is variable ratio
500
The 3 conditions that must be met for punishment to be succesful
What are prompt, relatively strong, and consistent
500
Dealt with observational learning and BOBO dolls
Who Bandura
500
What do IV and DV stand for and what are they
What is Independent variable- what is manipulated, dependent variable- what is measured
500
What do CG, and EG stand for and what are they
What is control group- base to compare to, and experimental group the one you manipulate
500
Which schedule: getting allowance for every 3 times you take out the garbage
What is fixed ratio