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| Define Primary Reinforcer and list two examples |
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A primary reinforcer is Naturally occurring need that pushes us to act.
Food, Sex, Water |
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| Define Secondary Reinforcer and list two examples |
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A primary reinforcer is Learned Behavior that pushes us to act.
Money, Token, Grades |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
For Every 4 eggs I stuff I get a chocolate chip.
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
After 10 minutes if I have put together a Halloween Basket I get a quarter. |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
Every 3 minutes or so, I get a sticker if I'M sitting in my seat. |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
Every five gifts I wrap I willl get a hug. |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
For aprrroximately every 15 minutes I pull the lever on the slot machine I win. |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
After about 2 hours I check my facebook status update and there is a comment. |
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Identify the type of reinforcement schedule
fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval
Every 2 hours mom does a room check and if I'm in bed when she comes to my room got a smiley face on my chart. |
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| Decribe the bobo doll expirament conducted by Albert Bandura |
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A Child is shown a movie of an adult beating up a bobo doll. Then the child is placed in a room with the doll. Not only did children beat up doll, but found new a creative way to dole out punishment.
Children who didn't observe an adult hitting the bobo doll were less novel in their agression.
This indicates that the behavior can be learned through observation. |
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(1) memory requires consious awareness, while
(2) memory does not. |
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| What are the 2 types of explicit memory? |
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| What are the 3 stages of Memory and decribe each? |
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1. Sencesory - Fleeting memory that is an exact copy held for about a second
2. Short term - Short term storage for tempory information 7 +/- 2 items. Stored as images and sound.
3. Long Term - Lasting memories that are stored forever. Stored based on meaning and importance. |
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| What is the serial position effect? |
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| When remembering items we useually recall first items because they are in our long term memory and the last because they are in our short term memory. |
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Extra Credit:
In what stage of memory do we find the working memory?
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| Short Term Memory AKA Mental Scratch Pad |
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