Scientific
Method I
Innate Behavior Patterns
Habituation
& Sensitization
Classical Conditioning I
Classical Conditioning II
100

In an experiment , what does the experimenter manipulate ? 

What is the independent variable ?

100

___________  are scientist who study animals in their natural environment. 

What is Ethologists?

100

Do you habituate slower or faster to Intense Stimuli ?

What is slower?

100

Who discovered Classical Conditioning ?

What is Pavlov?

100

Being excited when you get a paycheck is an example le of?

What is high order conditioning?

200

What is an extraneous variable ?

What is a variable other than the Iv that may affect the results that the experimenter is not interested in?

200

What is the simple type of innate behavior ?

What is a reflex?

200

What happens at a neuronal level that cause Habituation?

What is A decrease in release of neurotransmitters?

200

In pavlov’s preparation what is the bell?

What is the Conditioned Stimulus?

200

What is disinhibition?

An increase in responding after extinction due to the presentation of an unexpected stimulus .

300

Developing a hypothesis from a theory is the process of ?

What is deduction?
300

An innate behavior in which an organism moves towards or away from something ?

What is a taxis ?

300

What is spontaneous recovery?

What is the emergence of habituated response after a delay? 


300

Why do researcher’s use rabbits in eye-blink conditioning ?

What is because they blink slower ?

300

From excitatory to least excitatory, list these cs-us pairings in order : trace, short delay , backwards


Short delay, trace , backwards

400

In an experiment , My prediction can also be known as my …?

What is a hypothesis ?

400

_________ is what causes a fixed action pattern to start.

What is a sign stimulus ?

400

If you injected with adrenaline and then a stimulus is repeatedly presented , what will happen?

What is sensitization? Because it is based on the state of the organism .

400

Give 2 reasons why conditioned taste aversion is an unusual type of learning ?

1. This can be learned after just one trial.

2. This can be learned and last for a lifetime.

3. This can be learned even if the food was not the actual cause. 

4. Non - contiguity learning meaning the time passed does no matter.

400

 Draw the 2 most common acquisition functions ? 

Negatively accelerated (big jump) ogival ( slow jump)

500

_____________ are theoretical concepts that help us understand the relationship between the IV and the DV

What is Intervening Variables ? 

500

___________ are similar to fixed action pattern but are instead the organism is able to stop in the middle of the behavior .

What is a Reaction chain?

500

What does over learning mean?

Learning continues even when there is no apparent response being elicited .

500

What type of connection has the most support in pavlov’s stimulus substitution theory?

What is the s-s connection?

500

Systematic desensitization uses which type of classical conditioning phenomena to get rid of phobias ?

What is Extinction?