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Learning not to respond to something.
I'm no longer afraid of sounds in my house because I know it doesn't harm me. |
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Prefer a sitmulus because you've seen it before.
I prefer brown hair. |
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Connecting 2 things that are happening at the same time. |
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Russian physiologist who studied salivation in dogs.
Ivan Pavlov made me understand how to condition a stimulus. |
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Reflexive behaviours.
I twitch, I breathe, I move away from hitting ball. |
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Something that is irrevelant to the world or you.
A bell and salivation. |
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Unconditioned Stimulus (US) |
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Automatically, naturally, triggers a response.
The smell of food caused the dog to salivate. |
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Occurs naturally to unconditioned stimulus.
The dog salivates to the smell of the food. |
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A stimulus that is learned.
The dog salivates to a ringing bell because the bell represents the food coming. |
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The learned response to a stimulus.
The dog salivates to the sound of the bell. |
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Response acquired
It takes 15 rings for the dog to salivate to the bell. |
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Respond the same to slightly different stimuli.
A different ring of bell. |
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No care, give up
You give up learning the content because you don't get it. |
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Causing distaste for a certain food.
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Learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behaviour.
My mom takes away my phone because I got a D in math.
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Trial and error.
Math problems are trial and error. |
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Shaping something to do something.
Shaping rat to push a lever. |
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Brings out response because it's associated with reinforcer.
Stopping because you see a stop sign. |
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Stimulus that strenghtens or weakens the beahviour that produced it.
Giving treats to a dog because they peed outside. |
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Anything that follows a behaviour that makes it more likely for the bahaviour to happen again.
Cookie to a child because they ate the whole dinner. |
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Removal of a reinforcer which strenghtens behaviour.
I put on sunscreen to avoid getting suburned. |
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NATURAL reinforcer.
I breathe to live, I sleep to rest, I eat to feed hunger. |
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Represents primary reinforcer.
You live because you breathe. |
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A desired behaviour is reinforced every time it occurs.
The mouse finds the exit to the maze and gets cheese. 5x |
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Intermittent Reinforcement |
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Reinforces behaviour some of the time.
The mose recieves a piece of cheese every other time it finds it. |
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Only after a specified number of reponses.
Sell 10 shirts, get paycheck. |
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Reinforced after an unpredicatble number of responses.
Gambling, money slots |
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Reinforced after a 'specific' time.
Paycheck every 2 weeks. |
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Rewarded after an unpredictable amount of response.
Slow steady pace of response. |
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Used in schools and hospitals, mostly everywhere.
Get a raffle ticket for respecting a teacher.
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More prefered used to reinforce less prefered.
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When a negative consequence is applied in response to an undesired behaviour.
Not wanting to give a speech but then have to do extra papework. |
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When something desired is taken away as a consquence.
Locking laptop in closet, but making a trip because you need it. |
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Desire to do somrthing because it's enjoyable.
I take pictures because I love to do it. |
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Desire to do something because of an award.
I go to school because I know I'll get a degree if I will. |
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System of recording and feeding back information into body.
I try to control my anxiety. |
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When hearing something new, suynapses and connections are strenghtened.
I hear a new song and my synapses are strenghtened. |
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