Exam 7: Section 2: Learning

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A doctor gives a patient in chronic pain a morphine pump to operate. The doctor tells the patient to press the button whenever she is in pain. The button press will result in a morphine injection, but only if it has been at least 1 hour since the last injection. The morphine pump is operating according to which schedule of reinforcement?

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Molly's mail carrier delivers the mail promptly at noon each day. Molly never checks her mailbox in the morning, but always checks it at 12:05 p.m. Molly's mail checking is maintained on which schedule?

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When the Brelands tried to teach pigs and raccoons to drop a coin in a box, the animals:

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In rats, taste aversions are elicited by _____; in birds, taste aversions are elicited by _____.

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Using an artificial grammar is one way of studying:

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If the connections between the amygdala and midbrain regions are severed, a CS paired with shock will no longer elicit _____ in a rat:

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A study put rats in a typical T-maze that ended with two different directions. The study found that if a rat found food in one arm on the first trial of the day, it typically looked in the other arm on the very next trial. This is BEST explained by:

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Sam was an accomplished furniture maker and was paid well each time he produced a set number of pieces of furniture. Which reinforcement schedule was Sam was on?

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You watch a horror movie, and are scared. Running through the background music is a sustained, high-pitched note on a violin. The next day, you are watching a drama that also has background music featuring violin. Suddenly, you feel uneasy. Which process explains this effect?

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James Olds (1956) discovered that rats would ignore food, water, and other life-sustaining necessities for hours if they were able to control stimulation of certain parts of the brain. He called these areas of the brain:

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All of these are examples of schedules of intermittent reinforcement EXCEPT:

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Secondary reinforcers derive their effectiveness from their associations with primary reinforcers through:

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Which statement about the conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning is true?

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When something undesirable has been removed upon the occurrence of a behavior, and as a result that behavior is strengthened, _____ has happened.

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Cancer patients experiencing nausea from chemotherapy often develop taste aversions to the foods they had eaten earlier. Based on the research of Garcia and colleagues, researchers developed a technique for minimizing this negative effect involving:

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Which brain region was critical for Little Albert to form the association between the rat and the loud noise?

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Pavlov conditioned dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell by following the bell with food. How could Pavlov use extinction to eliminate salivating to bells?

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Laboratory monkeys that have never seen snakes or flowers watch other monkeys display a fear response to these things. Through observation, observer monkeys learn to fear:

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Who conducted the "Little Albert" study on conditioned fear?

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In Pavlov's research, what was the US?

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