Exam 6: Operant Conditioning Introduction
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Exam 6: Operant Conditioning Introduction187 Questions
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Distinguish between primary and secondary reinforcers, and give an example of each.
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The process of creating a new behavior by reinforcing gradual approximations to a present behavior is known as _____.
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For a student, seeing a large "A" marked at the top of a test could be
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When Amir teased his sister, she hugged him. He never teased her again. Which of the following types of processes is illustrated in this scenario?
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Enjoying yourself at a party is a(n) _____ reinforcer for going to the party.
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Suppose a rat runs in a wheel and receives a food pellet. The subsequent increase in wheel-running as a result of the food delivery is an example of
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Felix swore at his girlfriend during an argument one day, after which she would not talk to him for a week. As a result, he became much less likely to swear at her. This is best described as an example of
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When Pedro punched his sister, she punched him back. He never punched her again. Which of the following types of processes is illustrated in this scenario?
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Extrinsic rewards can occasionally lower intrinsic interest in a task when the rewards are
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According to the theory of _____, hard work can sometimes function as a secondary reinforcer.
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Maria gives her canary some food each time it flutters its wings. The food is a
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From an operant conditioning perspective, chocolate is a reinforcer if it
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Food usually functions as a(n) _____ reinforcer, while light that has been paired with food functions as a(n) _____ reinforcer.
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Behaviors that have been strongly associated with reinforcement can themselves become _____ reinforcers.
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The basic components of the operant conditioning process include
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A simple way of thinking about the three-term contingency is that you (in correct order)
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How does immediacy affect the strength of a reinforcer? How does this often lead to difficulties for students in their studies?
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The first psychologist to systematically investigate the learning ability of animals was
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