Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Observational Learning
Key Terms
100

The research a physiologist used 

The digestive system of dogs

100

What animals were used for experiment

Rats and pigeons

100

Individuals performing the imitated behavior

What is models?

100

Cognitive Map

A mental picture of a layout of environment

200

Who founded the learning process?

Ivan Pavlov

200

Who discovered the process

B.F. Skinner

200

What did Bandura experiment with

Dolls

200

Define punishment

What is the implementation of a consequence to decrease a behavior?

300

Classical Conditioning

What is the process by which we learn to associate stimuli and anticipate events?


300

Operant Conditioning

What is organisms learn to associate a behavior and its consequence?

300

Observational Learning

Observational learning is when individuals learn by watching others and then imitating, or modeling, what they do or say

300

The two unlearned behaviors?

What is reflexes and instincts?

400

Stimulus timing

Stimulus immediately appears before the response

400

Stimulus timing

Stimulus occurs soon after the response

400

Steps in modeling process

What is attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation?

400

The three approaches that are part of behaviorism

What is classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning

500

Who includes elements of Pavlov's classical conditioning

John B. Watson

500

Positive and Negative Reinforcement 

Positive is a desirable stimulus that is added to increase a behavior, and negative is an undesirable stimulus that is removed to increase a behavior.

500

What other theory did Bandura propose

The social learning theory

500

Explain primary and secondary reinforcers

What is primary has innate reinforcing qualities while secondary has no inherent value?