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BF Skinner |
associated with operant conditioning |
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law of effect |
rewarded behavior is likely to keep happening and vice versa |
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operant chamber |
also called a skinner box. organism can press bar for food/water etc |
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shaping |
give rat food when it approaches bar, then when it touches bar, then when it presses bar to mold behavior |
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positive reinforcement |
add a desirable stimulus |
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negative reinforcement |
remove offensive stimulus |
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primary reinforcer |
innately reinforcing stimulus like food that satisfies biological need |
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conditioned/secondary reinforcer |
money, good grades, etc assocatied with the primary enforcer |
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positive punishment |
administer something that is undesired |
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negative punishment |
end something that is undesired |
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punished behavior... |
is suppressed not forgotten. punishment can teach fear |
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latent learning |
learning that happens but isnt apparent until there is an incentive to prove it |
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rewards... |
can damage intrinsic motivation |
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observational learning |
think of Bandura and the bobo doll experiment |
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mirror neurons |
neurons that fire when performing certain actions or watching others do so. enables imitation and empathy |
