Key Players
Key Terms
SE
Stimulus Control
Mixed Bag
100

Is responsible for establishing the field of  experimental analysis of behaviour

Who is B.F. Skinner?

100

A stimulus is added following a behaviour leading to an increased frequency of that behaviour in the future

Positive reinforcement

100

Trained: A=B

Demonstrated: B=A

What is symmetry

100

A group of stimuli which all evoke the same response

What is a stimulus class

100

A behavioral test of equivalence which is met when a learner is able to select a comparison stimulus that is the same as the sample stimulus (such as M = M), without prior training or reinforcement

What is Reflexivity

200
Developed the Law of Effect

Who is Thorndike?

200

A behavior that occurs more often in the presence of a stimulus than in its absence

What is stimulus control
200

a person responds accurately to untrained and nonreinforced stimulus-stimulus relations following training on different stimulus-stimulus relations.

What is stimulus equivalence?
200

A rat presses a lever when a light is on, but does not when the light is off

What is simple discrimination

200

Class merger, Class expansion 

What are ways to expand an equivalence class

300

Conducted respondent conditioning experiments in lab-based studies with dogs

Who is Pavlov?

300

Avoidance or escape are types of this

Negatively reinforced behaviour

300

Reinforce probes for symmetry, transitivity or equivalence 

What is something you never do when testing emergent relations?

300

Joe hits his teacher every time and only (IF AND ONLY IF)  she asks him to wash his hands.

What is conditional discrimination

300

Amanda has a father who is a Garda. The last time her father was home, he was in uniform. Now, every time she sees a garda, she says, "Daddy!"

What is an example of generalisation?

400

Through extensive, effortful training, this non-human animal demonstrated stimulus equivalence.

Who is Rio the Sea Lion?

400

Removal of reinforcement for a previously reinforced response

What is Extinction

400

Trained: A=B; B=C

Demonstrated: A=C

What is transitivity
400

An antecedent stimulus paired with reinforcement in operant conditioning

SD

400

A group of responses that produce the same effect on the environment

What is a response class?

500

Through reading instruction, found the acquisition of untrained, unreinforced relations following the training of related trained relations

Who is Murray Sidman?

500

Can have value altering and behaviour altering effects

Motivating Operation

500

AB + BC = CA

What is the critical test of stimulus equivalence?

500
One alters the learner to the presence of reinforcement for a specific behaviour, one increases the value of a source of reinforcement

What is the difference between an SD and an MO?

500

Sheep, cow and a pig as the same

What is an arbitrary stimulus class