Exam 7: Behavior and Its Consequences
Exam 1: Learning Theory: What It Is and How It Got This Way96 Questions
Exam 2: Learning and Adaptation97 Questions
Exam 3: The Nuts and Bolts of Classical Conditioning102 Questions
Exam 4: Theories of Conditioning118 Questions
Exam 5: What Ever Happened to Behavior Anyway97 Questions
Exam 6: Are the Laws of Conditioning General94 Questions
Exam 7: Behavior and Its Consequences105 Questions
Exam 8: How Stimuli Guide Instrumental Action109 Questions
Exam 9: The Motivation of Instrumental Action102 Questions
Exam 10: A Synthetic Perspective on Instrumental Action109 Questions
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A food vending machine presents a variety of options, many with different prices. If we think of price as the equivalent of effort or behavior (i.e., putting in more money requires more effort), the food machine options can be seen as an example of a _______ schedule.
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A behavior analyst states that cheating behavior in romantic relationships is predicted by the matching law. Therefore, this analyst predicts that as the ratio of reinforcement received from you by your partner decreases relative to the reinforcement received from another person, the amount of time your partner spends with the other person will increase. What important assumptions must the behavior analyst be making?
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Reinforcers that have intrinsic value are called _______, whereas reinforcers that have to acquire value are called _______.
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When psychologists characterize behavior as being controlled by its consequences, they are referring to a principle of
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Guthrie and Horton's attempt to demonstrate that cats could solve Thorndike's puzzle box problem via contiguity illustrated instead that
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In a study of various medical labs in a certain city, researchers find that some labs have higher error rates than others for reading slides from a variety of medical tests. The researchers find that labs with the highest error rates pay slide readers a flat fee per slide, rather than by the hour. To reduce the high error rates, the labs should be advised to pay slide readers according to a _______ schedule rather than a _______ schedule.
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Which statement below about the theoretical construct called "Drive" is correct?
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Many cafeterias have different prices for lunch and dinner offerings, even though the food is the same for both meals. This mixed food pricing, which requires the consumer to pay more depending on the time of day, is a type of _______ schedule.
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A procedure often used to study preferences or relative reinforcement effects in operant and economic research uses several different schedules, each of which is cued by a distinct stimulus, with only one present at a given time. This procedure for studying schedule preferences uses a _______ schedule.
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Which statement below is not one of the assumptions of Guthrie's instrumental learning approach?
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Compare and contrast Premack's principle with behavior regulation theory.
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Doctors and radiology technicians must be able to recognize cancer cells among other tissue structures in X-rays. Describe how you might use errorless discrimination learning to help teach medical professional the difference between scans with and without cancer.
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Which statement about interval and ratio schedules is false?
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Premack assumed that the real or effective contingency operates between
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A rat gets a food pellet every time it presses a lever five times. The rat is on a(n) _______ schedule.
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In learning terms, rewards like gold stars and trophies are characterized as
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