Ch. 5

Front 1

Learning

Back 1

Permanent chaneg in behavior,knowledge,capability or attitude that is aquired through experience but cannot be attributed to illness,maturation, or injury

Front 2

Classical Conditioning

Back 2

Form of learning which associtaion is formed b/t one stimuls to another

Front 3

Operant Conditioning

Back 3

Learning in which consequences of behavior are manipulated in order to increase/decrease that behavior in future

Front 4

Punishment

Back 4

Decreases the likelihood of repeating a behavior remove a positive stimulus,apply negative

Front 5

Reinforcement

Back 5

Increases likehood of repeatig a behavior
Apply postive, remove negative

Front 6

Primary Reinforcers

Back 6

Fufills physicla need for survival. Food,water,sleep, sex

Front 7

Secondary Reinforcers

Back 7

Aquired or learned
Money,praises,smiles

Front 8

Extinction

Back 8

weaking and disappearence of condiotioned response as a result of a repeated presentation of the conditioned stimulus w/out the condintioned stimulus

Front 9

Spontaneous Recovery

Back 9

Reappearence of an extinguuished response when an organism is exposed to the original condtioned stimulus following a rest period

Front 10

Generalization

Back 10

Make a conditioned response to a stimulus that is similar to original conditioned stimulus

Front 11

Discrimination

Back 11

Learned ability to distinguish between similar stimuli
Conditioned response occurs only to original conditioned stimuli not to similar stimuli

Front 12

Learning Styles(2)

Back 12

Avoidance Learning and Learned helplessness

Front 13

Avoidance Learning

Back 13

Avoid events or conditions associated w/ aversive consequences or phobias

Front 14

Learned Helplessness

Back 14

Passive resignation to aversive conditions that is learned through repeated exposure to inescapable or unavoidable events