Exam 6: Conditioning and Learning
Exam 1: Psychology, Critical Thinking, and Science681 Questions
Exam 2: Brain and Behavior615 Questions
Exam 3: Human Development737 Questions
Exam 4: Sensation and Perception744 Questions
Exam 5: States of Consciousness697 Questions
Exam 6: Conditioning and Learning676 Questions
Exam 7: Memory694 Questions
Exam 8: Cognition, Language, and Creativity514 Questions
Exam 9: Intelligence541 Questions
Exam 10: Motivation and Emotion643 Questions
Exam 11: Sex, Gender, and Sexuality703 Questions
Exam 12: Personality582 Questions
Exam 13: Health, Stress, and Coping631 Questions
Exam 14: Psychological Disorders654 Questions
Exam 15: Therapies634 Questions
Exam 16: Social Thinking and Social Influence541 Questions
Exam 17: Prosocial and Antisocial Behavior505 Questions
Exam 19: Maximizing Learning through Reflective Processing and Active Thinking150 Questions
Exam 18: Applied Psychology550 Questions
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On which schedule of reinforcement would a person make an inconsistent number of correct responses before receiving a reinforcer? (For example, a reinforcer would be given after three to seven correct responses with the actual number changing randomly.)
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Negative attention seeking will develop in some children because
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Rats are more likely to engage in intracranial self-stimulation if they also self-administer a drug that further increases the sensitivity of the pleasure pathways in the brain. This drug is
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If you make a snide remark to the school bully and you get "beat up," you will be less likely to make another snide remark to this bully due to the consequence known as
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In a classic experiment, two groups of rats explored a maze with the first group being rewarded with food at the end of the maze, while the second group wandered the maze but were unrewarded and showed no signs of learning. But later, when the "uneducated" rats were given food, they ran the maze as quickly as the rewarded group. The unrewarded animals had nevertheless learned their way around the maze because
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In higher-order conditioning, a well-learned CS serves as which type of stimulus in a new pairing situation?
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A child watches other children wince with pain as they receive hypodermic injections. Although the child has never received an injection, he responds fearfully when a needle is brought near him. His reaction is an example of __________ classical conditioning.
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Rituals to bring rain, ward off illness, or produce abundant crops very likely earn the faith of participants because they occasionally appear to succeed. This illustrates
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People often have trouble saving for a large future purchase, such as a new car, because of all the small purchases they make each day. This illustrates the power of
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Learning that takes place through an association of stimuli is called
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Classical and operant conditioning are two types of __________ learning.
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When your professor gives you back a graded test, seeing your errors and corrected answers provides you with __________.
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Learning that involves mechanical repetition and memorization is known as __________ learning.
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Tamara is deathly afraid of coming in contact with germs. So, her therapist gradually exposes Tamara to "unclean" things, such as touching dirt or taking a bite of an unwashed piece of fruit, while in a calm, relaxed, and supportive environment. This technique is known as
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Self-recording is important in managing your own behavior because
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In her developmental psychology classes, Dr. Windham utilizes problem-based learning, which involves presenting the students with open-ended real-life cases. The students must determine the important aspects of the problem and then come up with a plan of action to solve the problem using their textbook and notes. Dr. Windham is using a type of
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Unlocking the secrets of which type of learning begins with noting what happens before and after a particular behavior?
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Typical TV viewers are exposed to massive doses of media violence, which tend to promote the development of aggression due to
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Three-year-old Huang was classically conditioned to salivate to a bell that was paired with lemon juice. Huang also salivates to the sound of a ringing telephone and to a doorbell, even though they were never used as conditioning stimuli. Huang's salivation to the ringing telephone and to the doorbell illustrate
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