Psychology test
Acquisition - ANS-The initial stage of learning in classical conditioning.
Avoidance learning - ANS-Organism acquires a response that prevents some aversive
stimulation from occurring. Related with classical conditioning
BF Skinner - ANS-Believed your behavior is related to your environment. Skinner
boxes. ABC of learning- anticedance behaviors consequences
C.R - ANS-(Conditioned response) a learned reaction to a conditioned stimulus that
occurs because of previous conditioning
C.S - ANS-(Conditioned Stimulus) a previously neutral stimulus that has through
learning acquired a capacity to evoke a condition or response
Classical conditioning - ANS-A type of learning in which a stimulus acquires the
capacity to evoke a response that was originally evoked by another stimulus. I.E- puff of
air eye test mouth water green jolly rancher though. Reflexes and emotions.
Conditioned taste aversions - ANS-If a food causes you to be sick you'll have a taste
aversion. Getting sick after eating a food
Discriminative reinforcment - ANS-Cues that influence operant behaviors by indicating
the probable consequence of a response
Dr. Robert Ader - ANS-Conditioned rats to hate sugar water by feeding them it with a
nausea medicine. Some had died because their immune system kept kicking in
EL thorndyke - ANS-Law of effect- organisms will redo thing with good out comes not
bad ones
Escape learning - ANS-Organism acquires a response that decreases or ends some
aversive simulations. Operant conditioning
Evaluative condition - ANS-Changes in the liking of a stimulus that result from pairing
that stimulus with other positive or negative stimuli. This occurs through classical
conditioning.
Acquisition - ANS-The initial stage of learning in classical conditioning.
Avoidance learning - ANS-Organism acquires a response that prevents some aversive
stimulation from occurring. Related with classical conditioning
BF Skinner - ANS-Believed your behavior is related to your environment. Skinner
boxes. ABC of learning- anticedance behaviors consequences
C.R - ANS-(Conditioned response) a learned reaction to a conditioned stimulus that
occurs because of previous conditioning
C.S - ANS-(Conditioned Stimulus) a previously neutral stimulus that has through
learning acquired a capacity to evoke a condition or response
Classical conditioning - ANS-A type of learning in which a stimulus acquires the
capacity to evoke a response that was originally evoked by another stimulus. I.E- puff of
air eye test mouth water green jolly rancher though. Reflexes and emotions.
Conditioned taste aversions - ANS-If a food causes you to be sick you'll have a taste
aversion. Getting sick after eating a food
Discriminative reinforcment - ANS-Cues that influence operant behaviors by indicating
the probable consequence of a response
Dr. Robert Ader - ANS-Conditioned rats to hate sugar water by feeding them it with a
nausea medicine. Some had died because their immune system kept kicking in
EL thorndyke - ANS-Law of effect- organisms will redo thing with good out comes not
bad ones
Escape learning - ANS-Organism acquires a response that decreases or ends some
aversive simulations. Operant conditioning
Evaluative condition - ANS-Changes in the liking of a stimulus that result from pairing
that stimulus with other positive or negative stimuli. This occurs through classical
conditioning.
