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Identify the assumptions of behavioral model - ANSWER-all behavior is learned

Identify the key theorists of classical and operant conditioning - ANSWER-ivan

pavlov

john watson

bf skinner

albert bandura

Identify the primary differences between classical and operant conditioning -

ANSWER-classical is associating an involuntary response and a stimulus, while

operant conditioning is about associating a voluntary behavior and a consequence

Positive reinforcement - ANSWER-adding something to increase a behavior

Negative reinforcement: - ANSWER-taking something away to increase a behavior

Positive punishment: - ANSWER-adding something to decrease a behavior

Negative punishment: - ANSWER-taking something away to decrease a behavior




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, Explain what a reinforcement schedule is: - ANSWER-the precise rules that are

used to present (or to remove) reinforcers (or punishers) following a specified

operant behavior (interval, ratio...)

Define extinction: - ANSWER-the gradual weakening of a conditioned response

that results in the behavior decreasing or disappearing (goes away entirely)

what is shaping? - ANSWER-Shaping modifies behavior by reinforcing behaviors

that progressive approximate the target behavior

What is the BoBo Doll experiment? - ANSWER-The aim of his bobo doll studies

were to investigate if social behaviors (like aggression) can be learned by

observation and imitation.

What are the advantages of a token reward system? - ANSWER-reward system

used in behavior modification programs. It involves providing tangible rewards

(tokens, food, stickers, etc.) for positive behaviors. The underlying premise is

reinforcing the desirable behavior.

advantage: allows for immediate enforcement while delaying the actual reward

What were children most likely to imitate the behavior of a model: - ANSWER-the

behavior was rewarded

the person matched their gender

strengths of behavior therapy - ANSWER-evaluating behavior therapy (treating

disorders, phobias, etc.)


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