Exam 5: Learning
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What technique can be used when the behaviour desired from an organism is complex and not one that is likely to occur naturally?
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Reinforcing children or students for activities they already enjoy often results in an increase in the preferred behaviour, even after the reinforcement is withdrawn.
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Describe the basic classical conditioning model and use a personal example to show that you understand the following concepts: unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditioned stimulus, conditioned response, acquisition, extinction, and spontaneous recovery.
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The important variable in determining whether a conditioned response will generalize to a stimulus other than the original conditioned stimulus depends mainly on the ________ of two stimuli.
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Describe the processes that are comparable in classical and operant conditioning.
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Which schedule of reinforcement yields the lowest response rate?
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How does punishment compare and contrast with negative reinforcement?
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Many contemporary researchers claim that biological predispositions, or the degree to which ________ prepare(s) animals and humans to acquire or resist acquiring classically conditioned responses, are an important factor in the conditioning process.
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According to the partial-reinforcement effect, responses are less likely to be extinguished if
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Tom is in love with Peggy. He now thinks of her when he passes a place where they took a walk, when he hears a song that they listened to together, or when he notices an advertisement for a movie at the cinema they visited. Each of these responses is an example of
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Some alcoholics are given a drug called Antabuse, which reacts with alcohol to cause nausea and vomiting. The use of Antabuse to treat alcoholism is an application of
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Classical conditioning is least likely to occur if the conditioned stimulus
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Observational learning can be used for all of the following, except
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According to Pavlov, when classically conditioning a response, it is best to present the conditioned stimulus
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Jamie and Anna are both employed raking leaves. Anna is paid $2 for each bag of leaves she rakes; Jamie is paid $4 per hour. Anna is paid according to the ________ schedule; Jamie is paid according to the ________ schedule.
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The termination of pain that occurs when a rat escapes or avoids electric shock by bar-pressing is a
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The schedule of reinforcement that requires subjects to make a certain number of correct responses to receive a reward is called a
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