Exam 5: Learning
Exam 1: Introduction to the Science of Psychology244 Questions
Exam 2: Biological Aspects of Psychology139 Questions
Exam 3: Sensation and Perception234 Questions
Exam 4: Consciousness132 Questions
Exam 5: Learning148 Questions
Exam 6: Memory169 Questions
Exam 7: Thought, Language, and Intelligence165 Questions
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Exam 10: Health, Stress, and Coping150 Questions
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Exam 12: Psychological Disorders140 Questions
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Exam 14: Social Psychology239 Questions
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Serena is praised for every art project she brings home from school. Once this kind of continuous reinforcement is discontinued, we can predict that Serena's reinforced behavior will extinguish
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Which of the following statements best sums up the role of stimulus discrimination and stimulus control in operant conditioning?
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Ignoring the attention-getting behavior of hyperactive children can be a helpful tool to classroom teachers because often the frequency of the misbehavior will decrease and even stop. What operant conditioning process does this technique utilize?
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Although punishment has several drawbacks, it is most effective when
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Whenever Calvin threw his sister's doll in the toilet, his mother would lock Calvin in his room. As soon as Calvin apologized, his mother would let him out. Eventually, Calvin learned to apologize immediately, so that he could get out of his room sooner. Calvin is demonstrating
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Which of the following is true of taste-aversion conditioning?
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Bertha became conditioned to cry every time she saw an onion chopper because she associated it with cutting onions, which always made her eyes water. For weeks, the onion cutter sat on the counter with no onions. Eventually, she never cried when she saw the cutter. Then the onion cutter disappeared for two months, and when Bertha saw it again for the first time, she began to cry. This response is known as
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The kind of reward schedule that is least resistant to extinction is ________ reinforcement.
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A relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge due to experience is psychology's definition of
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Jelena is studying in her apartment when suddenly the power goes out. She has to walk to the kitchen to get a flashlight and is surprised by how well she "navigates" without bumping into anything in the dark. She is able to do this because she has formed a(n)
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Tsvi, a three-month-old baby, stops crying when he hears his parents' OK Computer CD. Now, whenever he begins to cry, his parents play OK Computer. Tsvi's parents' behavior of playing the CD is the result of
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One day while Ted was cleaning his aquarium, he noticed the heater was still plugged in. He reached down with a wet hand and tried to unplug the cord. As a result, Ted received a shock. After that experience, Ted has never attempted to unplug an electrical cord with a wet hand. The effect the shock had on Ted's behavior is known as
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Throughout her childhood, Cheyvonne learned that if someone flushes a toilet while she is in the shower, she will get burned by a burst of hot water. So, when at home, she would always jump back if she heard a toilet while she was showering. As an adult, she does not do this in her own home but does do it when she goes to visit her parents in their house. This demonstrates stimulus
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Russell's mom wants him to study for two hours each night, so she gives him treats during the evening. Sometimes she gives him the treats after ten minutes, sometimes after thirty minutes. On an average, Russell is given a treat every twenty minutes. Which reinforcement schedule is Russell's mom utilizing?
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When she was young, Nadia's father would always travel in a straight line through a forest if they became lost. Since she was always with her father when hiking, she never had to think much about this tactic. Many years later, while hiking alone, she did become lost but was able to escape the forest using her father's technique. This demonstrates
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After learning about Pavlov in class, Wendy wanted to condition her own dog, Beelzebub, to salivate at the sound of a bell. Which of the following would be the most effective method for Wendy to use to produce a strong conditioned response in Beelzebub?
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Benji spends his days in a dog pen. After seeing another dog running around the neighborhood, Benji began to pace. Suddenly, he tipped over his dog house, climbed on top of it, and jumped out of the pen. According to Wolfgang Köhler, Benji's performance demonstrated
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Talon drank one too many cans of "Jooky" last night. Talon spent the morning vomiting, and now even the smell of Jooky makes Talon nauseous. Talon is experiencing a __________, which can best be explained by __________ conditioning.
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Bart notices that his father, Homer, is usually in an agreeable mood after his mother, Marge, fixes him pork chops. However, Homer is quite grumpy after a meal of three-eyed fish. Bart has learned that it is much in his favor to ask Homer permission to do fun things on pork chop night and to avoid asking such questions when three-eyed fish is served. Bart is using the type of meal served as
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