Classical Conditioning
Who founded classical condition ?
Who is Ivan Pavlov
What is the definition of learning ?
What is the process of acquiring new and relatively information or behavior.
What is the definition of Operant conditioning ?
What is behaviors followed by reinforces increase
Learning is _____
What is adaptive
In observational learning we _____ and _____ others we learn to anticipate a behaviors consequences.
What is observe and imitate
What is the definition for classical conditioning ?
What is a type of learning in which an organism comes to associate stimuli.
What word goes with this definition ?
We learn that certain events occur together
What is Associative learning
Who created the Law Of Effect ?
Who is Edward Thorndike ?
In classical conditioning animals may learn when to except a _______ and may be aware of the link between _____ and _______.
What is US, stimuli, and responses
What part of the brain has a demonstrated ability to mirror the activity of another's brain ?
What is frontal lobe
Who beloved that the basic laws of learning are the same for all species ?
Who is behaviorists
Thought what do we acquire mental information that guides our behavior ?
What is Cognitive Learning
Immediate reinforces offer _________
What is immediate payback
In operant conditioning what research demonstrates the importance of cognitive process in learning ?
What is cognitive mapping and latent learning
Who is most impacted of prosocail modeling and of antisocial modeling ?
What is children
What event occurs naturally (such as salivation)in response to some stimuli ?
What is UR
Fill in the blank
In operant conditioning, we learn to associate a _______ and it's _________
What is response and consequences
How many reinforcers are there ?
What is 4
We use _____ coping to change the stressor or the way we interact with it.
what is problem-focused
If a model's actions and words are inconsistent, children may ______ the _____ they observe
What is imitate and hypocrisy
What is a learned response to the originally neutral stimuli ?
What is CR
In what was do we learn to associate 2 or more stimuli ?
Classical conditioning
Name all the reinforcers
What is Positive, negative, primary, & conditioned
Biological Influences: Psychological Influences:
-Genetic predispositions -Previous experiences
-______________ -___________
-Adaptive responses -Discrimination
Social-cultural influences:
-Culturally learned preferences
-Motivation
What is unconditioned responses and generalization
Empathy shows up in the emotional part of the brain but not in the ______.
what is somatosensory cortex