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17 Cards in this Set
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Reading is what type of modeling
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symbolic
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Bandura's theory emphasizes what?
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social or modeling
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Reinforcing progressively closer approximations of a behavior is called what?
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shaping
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Cues that a particular behavior is likely to be reinforced are known as what ?
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discriminative stimuli
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What is Skinner's belief about behavior?
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behavior is determined by external behavior-- consequences of actions
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The behavioral approach to personality states that behavior results from what?
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environment
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The contemporary perspective on classical conditioning indicates what?
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reinforcment / contemporary
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THe compulsive gambler is responding to which type of reinforcement?
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variable ratio
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How would Skinner define reinforcement?
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the process by which the consequences of a behavior increase the chances the behavior will be performed again.
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Variable-interval reinforcement produces which type of response?
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steady by relatively low response rates
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What should one do to extinguish a behavior?
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stop reinforcing
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Most behavior is maintained by which reinforcement schedule?
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intermittent schedules
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What is the placebo effect?
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when a patient recieves an inert substance that results in healing
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Operant conditioning is also known as what?
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????
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Operant conditioning focuses on what?
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actionss and consequences
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The more similar the original stimulus is to the test stimulus, what is more likely to occur?
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generalization
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When a particular CR is established, it requires additional pairings with the UCS to be maintained. If these pairings do not occur then what will gradually occur?
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extinction
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