During the summer, Max would feel hungry if he sensed the odor of food. Going back to school, the bell for lunch would ring promptly at 11:55am, after which he would sense the smell of lunch from the cafeteria. By the end of the semester, Max would feel hungry as soon as he heard the bell before he could smell what was coming out of the cafeteria. In accordance to Pavlov's experiment, what is the term for the odor of food during summer?
Unconditioned Stimulus
What is the violent viewing effect?
The impact of viewing violent acts in conjunction with the actions people take in their own lives
this psychologist is associated putting Pigeons in boxes and rewarding them
Who is Skinner?
During the summer, Max would feel hungry at the odor of food. Going back to school, the bell for lunch would ring promptly at 11:55am, after which Max would sense the smell of lunch from the cafeteria. By the end of the semester, Max would feel hungry as soon as he heard the bell before he could smell what was coming out of the cafeteria. In accordance to Pavlov's experiment, what is the lunch bell?
Hearing a sound that is similar to your alarm in the morning and that causes you to tense up is a result of
What is generalization
In OC the term positive means what?
What is "to add"
A dog is trained to salivate at the sound of a bell by pairing the sound of a bell with the presentation of steak. Eventually the experimenters ring the bell ten times without presenting steak so the dog stops salivating at the bell. Which principle of conditioning does this scenario exemplify?
Extinction
This is the type of learning that can not be seen or measure right away
What is Latent Learning
At the beginning of his experiment, Pavlov cued various tones prior to introducing food to the dogs. The first time they were played, the dogs did not salivate. What were these tones?
What is an conditioned stimulus
Blake must build 30 birdhouses before he receives $20. This is an example of ___________ schedule of reinforcement.
What is a fixed-ratio?
Type of neuron that helps us in our observational learning
What is a Mirror Neuron
What is a behaviorists approach to learning?
They are only concerned with the actions people and animals are preforming rather than the activity within their brain
Mr. Jones is in the habit of offering extra-credit points on the next exam to students who contribute to class discussions. What kind of reinforcement strategy is Mr. Jones using to encourage class participation?
Postive Reinforcement
Whenever Kylah's students behave well, she reduces their amount of homework for that night. This is an example of what aspect of operant conditioning?
Negative Reinforcement
Explain how Observational learning is a cognitive approach instead of a behaviorist approach to learning
It requires activity in the brain and does not center around altering the behavior of an individual
Edward Thorndike's Law of Effect states: