operant conditioning
trying to get a behavior to increase
reinforcement
when is learning actually occurring in classical conditioning
when neutral stimulus is paired with unconditioned stimulus- acquisition period
if you are doing a jigsaw puzzle and you need a piece with all 4 edges to be sticking out, so you organize the pieces by shape and try every piece with 4 edges sticking out
algorithm
learning a new skill causes old neuronal connections to disappear once the skill is learned
synaptic pruning
recognition
doing the soot surveys to get extra points in a class is what
token economy- survey responses for extra points
who developed the first intelligence test
alfred binet
which stage of creativity is the eurika moment when the answer comes to mind
insight (3)
what part of our memory would help us remember the order that a series of events happened in
episodic buffer
if i give my dog a treat for fetching a ball but the next time he has to fetch 2 balls to get a treat and so on is this stimulus or ratio and fixed or variable
variable- number of responses for reward changes
ratio- based on responses not time
what was the conditioned response in pavlovs experiment
drooling at the sound of a bell
a baby born and raised in an empty house with little contact to the outside world could suffer intellectually
cumulative deprivation hypothesis
creativity that caused from an internal drive rather than an external factor is
intrinsic motivation
remembering what you ate for breakfast yesterday
retrospective
trying to get my brother to stop eating my leftovers so every time he does I yell at him [positive/negative] [reinforcement/punishment]
positive punishment
in the little albert study if the baby could tell the difference between a white rat and a white rabbit and therefore not be scared of a white rabbit
discrimination
what are the 3 categories of the cattle horn carrol model of intelligence
general-convergent problems, broad-broad cognitive abilities, narrow-distinct abilities
you and a team have to crack a combination lock (a lock with 4 numbers), what type of thinking would you be using if you came up with numbers that could be significant to the lock owner rather than putting in hundreds of combinations
convergent thinking- capacity to find the best answer
relating the thing you have to remember to your own experience
self referent encoding
trying to train kindergarteners to stop talking when the teacher is talking so for every minute they waste my time I take a minute away from their recess period
negative punishment
conditioned, conditioned
which theory of intelligence contains the ability to manipulate things mentally and be conscious of your relation to the space around you
G factor- spatial
you are trying to come up with an experiment to test how much fertilizer is needed to grow a plant, what part of the creative process would be repeating the study to see if it reliable
elaboration
what are the 3 kinds of memory in the Atkinsons Shiffrin model of memory in order
sensory memory, short term memory, long term memory