Exam 5: Learning
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Two-year-old Rick was playing with a balloon when it burst and made an extremely loud noise, causing him to cry. Now, whenever Rick sees a balloon, he becomes frightened. In this situation, the fear produced by the sight of the balloon is the
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Operant conditioning can be used for all of the following, except
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According to the text, reinforcement is defined as any event that
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If children behave better on Fridays than on other days, you might suspect that the children are given allowances on which schedule of reinforcement?
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Acquiring new forms of behaviour by watching and imitating others is called observational learning or
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An effective method of applying punishment is for one parent to punish a behaviour and another parent ignore the same behaviour.
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Salivating when you are eating steak is ________ response; salivating when you see a thick steak being barbecued on television is ________ response.
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In classical conditioning, which element functions as a signal?
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Both punishment and negative reinforcement are used to decrease the probability of a response.
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How does operant conditioning explain the learning of new behaviours?
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An involuntary response to a particular stimulus, such as an eye-blink response to a puff of air or salivation to food placed in one's mouth, is called a
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Procedures that strengthen behaviour are termed ________ and procedures that suppress behaviour are termed ________.
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Which factor listed below led Pavlov to determine that an extinguished conditioned response was not erased or forgotten, but only inhibited?
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The purpose of a time out in behaviour modification programs is to
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A pigeon gets a food reward each time it pecks at a blue disk. Because of generalization, the pigeon would also peck at
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One account of why poverty is so difficult to overcome suggests that people living in poverty have given up, perceiving that their condition is inescapable. This explanation sounds most like
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Morgana was once frightened by big, barking dogs-she now cries when she sees a dog. After this has occurred many times, Morgana now also cries at the sight of a dog leash or collar. In this example, the conditioned stimulus is
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Pavlov found that about 20 pairings of the tone and the meat powder would result in a conditioned response where the tone alone could elicit the salivation response.
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