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Who is the man most closely associated with Classical conditioning? |
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| This occurs when you watch someone do something dangerous -they are not hurt - so you do the same thing. |
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| This is when you simply do what you see someone else do-if they look up, you look up |
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| This causes a behavior to stop!!!!! |
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| This is when you reward for each step in a behavior - getting a pigeon to turn in a circle. |
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This type of reinforcer meets a basic need. |
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This schedule of reinforcement works the best. |
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| What are the three types of learning? |
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Classical Conditioning Operant conditioning Social Learning Theory |
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This is when you take something away to increase a behavior. |
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| This is when you learn from the consequences of your behavior. |
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| This is when you can not tell the difference between two similar stimuli. |
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| Who conditioned Little Albert to be afraid of anything with fur? |
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| This is the man most closely associated with operant conditioning. |
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