Classical Conditioning
Social-Emotional Development Across Lifespan
Cognitive, Communication, Language Development and Learning
Operant Conditioning
Random Facts
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In classical conditioning, repeated presentations of the conditioned stimulus without the unconditioned stimulus leads to...

Extinction 

100

Set few limits, use little punishment, and do not make many demand and can lead to high self-esteem and independence but can also create aggressive children who are immature and do not respect authority

Permissive Parenting


100

Production of speech

Broca's Area

100

A casino game pays out, and there is a winner after a random number of tries. 

Variable Ratio

100

The following and resting the same people over time

Longitudinal Study

200

Unlearned naturally occurring response to an unconditioned stimulus (natural response)

Unconditioned Response


200

The environments which indirectly affect a person

Exosystem

200

After observing the adults' violent behavior against the doll, the children imitate them. 

Bandura's Bobo Dolls Experiment

200

In the Skinner box experiment, the bar that provided food and water

Reinforcers 

200

After the boy got his license, his mother believed she must tell him how to get everywhere he goes. She soon learns that the boy knows exactly where to go without her telling him. 

Latent Learning

300

Joe ate a burger on his birthday and the next morning he woke up with the stomach bug and had an upset stomach. Joe has not eaten a burger since. 

Food Aversion 

300

Theory of social environments' influence on human development using 5 systems. 

Ecological System Theory

300

Helping someone and providing support until a person master's the skill they are working on.

Scaffolding

300

A girl starts to feel a headache coming on and remembers from the last headache that she should take medicine immediately for the pain to go away.

Negative Reinforcement

300

Brain cell type that respond equally when we perform an action and when we witness someone else performing the same action. (Imitate behavior responses)

Mirror Neurons

400

After getting broken up with, the girl felt sad when listening to Ed Sheeran. After a few months, the song no longer affected her. A month after the breakup, she heard the song again and suddenly felt sad out of nowhere.

Spontaneous recovery 

400

When the child's mother leaves for a moment, the child cries. But as soon as the mother returns, the child stops crying. 

Secure Attachment

400

Impairment of Language

Aphasia

400

Reinforcers guide behavior closer to the desired behavior until the final goal is reached.

Shaping

400

Used to explore infants abilities by measuring their decreasing attention to a repeated stimulus.

Habituation

500

In experiments in classical conditioning, the dog's salivation to food and tone was considered

Unconditioned and conditioned response


500

The women looked back on her life and felt satisfaction about the life she has lived and all that she has accomplished. What issue is this within the Erik Erikson's Stages?

Integrity vs. Despair

500

A child begins to play pretend with her friends. What stage of cognitive development is she in?

Preoperational 

500

Reverting back to biological behaviors (during the training of operant conditioning) 

Instinctive Drift

500

Harmful agents that can pass through the placenta and and harm developing embryo or fetus

Teratogens