Exam 7: Extension B: Conditioning and Learning

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Learning to recognize different automobile brands, animals, types of music, and even the answers on psychology tests all depend, in part, on

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Through _____, one learns to differentiate between antecedent stimuli that signal reward and nonreward.

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Which schedule of reinforcement tends to produce moderate response rates in which responding is low following reinforcement, but rapidly increases as the time for the next reinforcer approaches?

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Elaine is reinforced with a gold star for every math problem on her worksheet that she correctly completes.This is an example of

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Jason's parents reward him with a play break after he has worked on his homework for 20 minutes.After 20 more minutes of study, he receives another play break and so on.Jason is on a _____ schedule of reinforcement.

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If spanking a child decreases the child's misbehavior, the parent has used

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A rat learns to press a bar to turn off a mild shock it is receiving through the floor of its cage.In this case, bar pressing is

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The first grade teacher gives students stickers when they perform well.If they earn five stickers in one day they are exempt from homework.The stickers in this example could also be called

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In its most basic form, response cost can be described as

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Information about the effects of a particular response is called

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During the training of the "sniffer" dogs who locate drugs, the dogs are reinforced only for approaching containers baited with drugs.This training illustrates the use of

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Primary reinforcers can

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_____ schedules of reinforcement produce slow, steady response rates with a tremendous resistance to extinction.

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What do positive and negative reinforcement have in common?

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New tools, such as _____ make it a lot easier for individuals to get feedback about their individual resource consumption.

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You walk out into bright sunlight.You immediately reach in your purse and get your sunglasses.Putting on your sunglasses to escape the sun's bright light is an example of

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When walking outside, your hands get so cold that they hurt.You take a pair of gloves out of your backpack and put them on, ending the pain.Putting on the gloves is

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When a teenager loses his phone privileges or is "grounded," the parent is using

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A team referee who fines a coach for unsportsmanlike conduct is using

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The fact that responses that are not always followed by reinforcement become more and more resistant to extinction is referred to as the

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