Classical Conditioning
This was the neutral stimulus present in Pavlov's study.
What is the bell?
When reinforcement is used, this behaviour is projected to do what?
What is increase?
This is the first factor that influences observational learning.
What is attention?
The process in which the participant no longer performs the conditioned response.
What is extinction period?
Generally less effective, _________ intends to decrease the behaviour.
What is punishment (Aversive punishment/response cost)?
This is the last factor that influences observational learning.
What is motivation?
When a person CANNOT differentiate between a conditioned stimulus and a similar, but seperate stimulus.
What is stimulus generalisation?
When a person CAN differentiate between a conditioned stimulus and a similar, but seperate stimulus.
What is stimulus discrimination?
In Bandura's study, children who saw an aggresive model were ______ likey to make more aggressive acts.
What is more likely?
What is the aquistion stage?
When the stimulus is removed to increase desired behaviour.
What is negative reinforcement?
What is retention?
When an organism forms an association more readily because it aids in survival.
What is biological preparedness?
This is what occurs when the conditioned stimulus is reintroduced after a period of extinction.
What is spontaneous recovery?
"Method of successive approximations"
What is shaping?