Exam 10: Choice Matching and Self Control
Exam 1: Introduction174 Questions
Exam 2: Research Methods188 Questions
Exam 3: Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning128 Questions
Exam 4: Classical Conditioning Basic Phenomena and Various Complexities166 Questions
Exam 5: Classical Conditioning Underlying Processes in Classical Conditioning165 Questions
Exam 6: Operant Conditioning Introduction187 Questions
Exam 7: Schedules and Theories of Reinforcement181 Questions
Exam 8: Extinction and Stimulus Control177 Questions
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Exam 11: Observational Learning and Rule Governed Behavior151 Questions
Exam 12: Biological Dispositions in Learning175 Questions
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Setting up a series of subgoals as you work toward the completion of a term paper would likely serve to _____ the delay curve for that reward, thereby _____ the resistance to temptation.
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From a behavioral perspective, self-control is an issue involving
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What is a changeover delay (COD)? In what sense is a COD similar to a foraging situation with animals?
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A concurrent schedule of reinforcement consists of two or more independent schedules that are _____ available.
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One day, Kylie provides 80% of the verbal reinforcers during a group conversation and Justin directs 95% of his comments toward her. The next day, Kylie provides only 10% of the verbal reinforcers. Yet, Justin directs 70% of his comments toward her. Justin's behavior is an example of
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The tendency to meliorate means that for someone who is addicted to playing video games, doing so instead of finishing homework
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With the help of a graph, describe the general effect of delay on reward value.
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A useful indicator of preference on concurrent VI schedules is
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List four of the variables that can affect the shape of a delay function and hence the extent to which a person or animal is likely to display self-control.
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Bev was quite successful with her diet, while Wilf was terribly unsuccessful. One explanation for this difference is that Wilf has a(n) _____ delay function for the positive effects of dieting as compared to Bev.
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In an experiment for Mischel's delay of gratification paradigm, children who are most successful at a delay-of-gratification task may be seen:
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Faced with a choice between two pellets of food available in 20 seconds and three pellets of food available in 30 seconds, a rat will likely choose the _____ alternative. If 18 seconds are allowed to pass, such that the rat is faced with a choice between two pellets available in 2 seconds and three pellets available in 12 seconds, the rat will most likely choose the _____ alternative.
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On a concurrent VI 20-sec VI 30-sec schedule, a pigeon emits 80% of responses on the former schedule and 20% of its responses on the latter. This is an example of _________.
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Evidence against the maximization theory of matching includes the fact that on concurrent VR VI schedules, pigeons show _____ responding on the _____.
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What is bias from matching? Give an example of bias (with hypothetical proportions) that might occur on a concurrent VI 20-sec VI 30-sec schedule with response alternatives consisting of a green key and a blue key.
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Social learning theorists, such as Bandura, believe that self-reinforcement:
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Difficulties with undertaking a self-improvement program include that, for most people, the hoped for outcome is:
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