Types of Conditioning
Psychologists
Experiments
Types of Memory
Stimuli and Ratios
100

Observational Learning

Learning by watching

100

Father of classical conditioning 

Ivan Pavlov 

100

Pavlov used this animal to showcase classical conditioning

dog
100

The process of taking in information

encoding

100

The original stimuli which causes the original response is called:

unconditioned stimuli

200

Uses reinforcement and punishment to sway behavior

Operant Conditioning

200

Behaviorist who showcased how classical conditioning could be done with small children

John Watson

200

Used a box with reinforcements to train a rat

BF Skinner

200

A long term memory that is vivid due to its traumatic or surprising nature

Flashbulb Memory

200

A set number of times for reinforcement

Fixed ratio


300

Uses stimuli association to sway behavior

Classical Conditioning

300

Famous for the Bobo Doll experiment

Albert Bandura

300

John Watson's famous experiment using a rat and small child

Little Albert Experiment

300

A memory that remains longer than 20 seconds and can be recalled later on

Long term memory

300

Reinforcements given during random times

Variable interval

400

ADDING an unpleasurable experience to alter behavior (spanking a child)

Positive punishment

400

Psychologists who developed the 3 stage model of memory

Atkinson and Shiffrin 
400

the Bobo Doll Experiment showcases which kind of learning?

Observational learning

400

Within the first stage of memory (sensory memory) and is encoded as an auditory memory

Echoic Memory

400

"You are dating someone and whenever you hold hands, you get butterflies in your tummy. Years later you hear a song that was popular when you were dating and it makes you think of this high school sweetheart. You feel all warm and fuzzy now."


The current fuzzy feeling is:

Conditioned response

500

The use of operant conditioning to alter behavior. Term coined by BF Skinner

Shaping

500

Responsible for developing "The Magic 7 Theory" in regards to short term memory

George Miller

500

Controversial experiment in the 70's which showcased the effects of observational learning and conformity amongst college students who held specific roles

Stanford Prison Experiment

500

Type of memory that is of a certain event (could be flashbulb memory)

Episodic Memory

500

Checking the mail, assuming the mail carrier comes at the same time every day 

^^^This is an example of what reinforcement schedule?

Fixed Interval