learning review. what was pavlov known for? a. operant conditioning b. classical conditioning c....
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Learning Review
What was Pavlov known for?
A. Operant Conditioning
B. Classical Conditioning
C. Observational Learning
D. Law of Effect Opera
nt Conditioning
Classica
l Conditioning
Obse
rvational L
earning
Law of E
ffect
0% 0%0%0%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
What was Thorndike known for?
A. Operant Conditioning
B. Classical Conditioning
C. Observational Learning
D. Law of Effect Opera
nt Conditioning
Classica
l Conditioning
Obse
rvational L
earning
Law of E
ffect
0% 0%0%0%
What was Bandura known for?
A. Operant Conditioning
B. Classical Conditioning
C. Observational Learning
D. Law of Effect Opera
nt Conditioning
Classica
l Conditioning
Obse
rvational L
earning
Law of E
ffect
0% 0%0%0%
What was Skinner known for?
A. Operant Conditioning
B. Classical Conditioning
C. Observational Learning
D. Law of Effect Opera
nt Conditioning
Classica
l Conditioning
Obse
rvational L
earning
Law of E
ffect
93%
0%0%7%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
4 BAILEY, Grayson 4 YUSUPOV, Aris
4 BLACKBURN, Quentin
3 BILE, Daniel
4 CUDJOE, Zuri 3 DIAZ, Marycarmen
4 HOOPER, Jonathan
3 FLANDERS, Natalie
4 LEE, Brandon 3 GATTONE, Allison
4 RAMOS, Romulo
4 ROBINSON, Cristian
4 SOKOLOW, Michael
4 VASQUEZ, Abigail
4 VAZQUEZ, Aniceto
1. What is the difference between classical and operant conditioning?
3. How would you describe the difference b/w the following:
O*UCSO*UCRO*CSO*CR
A child watches a videotape of his favorite movie while medicated ear drops are administered for a painful ear infection. Later, watching the video alone can reduce the pain. What is the UCS?
A. MovieB. Ear DropsC. PainD. Watching
Movie
Ear D
rops
Pain
Watch
ing
25%
0%
11%
64%
A child watches a videotape of his favorite movie while medicated ear drops are administered for a painful ear infection. Later, watching the video alone can reduce the pain. What is the CS?
A. MovieB. Ear DropsC. PainD. Watching
Movie
Ear D
rops
Pain
Watch
ing
79%
14%4%4%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
6 BLACKBURN, Quentin
5 GRIES, Benjamin
6 CUDJOE, Zuri 5 RAMOS, Romulo
6 HOOPER, Jonathan
5 ROBINSON, Cristian
6 LEE, Brandon 5 TATE, Thomas
6 SOKOLOW, Michael
5 WESTBROOK, Megan
6 VAZQUEZ, Aniceto
6 YUSUPOV, Aris
5 BAILEY, Grayson
5 FLANDERS, Natalie
5 GATTONE, Allison
The first time you try anchovies, you become violently ill. Now, the smell of any fish is enough to make you ill.What is the UCS?
A. anchoviesB. fishC. sicknessD. Watching
anchovies
fish
sick
ness
Watch
ing
86%
0%7%7%
The first time you try anchovies, you become violently ill. Now, the smell of any fish is enough to make you ill.What is the CR?
A. anchoviesB. fishC. nauseaD. Watching
anchovies
fish
nausea
Watch
ing
0% 0%
97%
3%
To produce the acquisition of a CR, one should:A. Repeatedly resent an
UCRB. Administer the CS
without the UCSC. Make sure the CS
comes at least one minute before the UCS
D. Pair a neutral stimulus with an UCS several times
Repeatedly re
sent a
n UCR
Administer t
he CS with
o..
Make
sure
the CS co
mes ..
Pair a neutra
l stimulus w
...
7%
72%
14%7%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
9 BLACKBURN, Quentin
8 TATE, Thomas
9 HOOPER, Jonathan
8 VAZQUEZ, Aniceto
9 LEE, Brandon 7 BILE, Daniel
9 SOKOLOW, Michael
7 CHAU, Raymond
9 YUSUPOV, Aris 7 CUDJOE, Zuri
8 BAILEY, Grayson
8 FLANDERS, Natalie
8 GATTONE, Allison
8 GRIES, Benjamin
8 RAMOS, Romulo
4. How are extinction and spontaneous recovery related?
Which of the following illustrates generalization? A. A rabbit has been
conditioned to blink to a tone also blinks to a similar tone
B. A dog salivates to a tone but not to a buzzer
C. A light is turned on repeatedly until a rat stops pressing the lever
D. A child is startled when the doorbell rings
A rabbit h
as been co
ndi...
A dog saliv
ates t
o a tone...
A light is
turn
ed on repe...
A child
is st
artled w
hen t..
97%
3%0%0%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
10 BLACKBURN, Quentin
9 TATE, Thomas
10 HOOPER, Jonathan
9 VAZQUEZ, Aniceto
10 LEE, Brandon 8 BILE, Daniel
10 SOKOLOW, Michael
8 CHAU, Raymond
10 YUSUPOV, Aris 8 CUDJOE, Zuri
9 BAILEY, Grayson
9 FLANDERS, Natalie
9 GATTONE, Allison
9 GRIES, Benjamin
9 RAMOS, Romulo
5. What was John Garcia known for studying?
6. How did John Watson demonstrate behaviorism with Little Albert?
Which of the following is an application of shaping?A. A mother playing catch with
her daughter gradually backs up to increase the distance
B. A pigeon pecks a disk 25 times for an opportunity to receive a food reinforcement
C. A rat presses a bar when a green light is on but not when a red light is on
D. A gambler continues to play a slot machine even though he has won nothing the last 20 times
A moth
er play
ing catch
...
A pigeon peck
s a disk
25...
A rat p
resses a
bar when ...
A gambler continues t
o p...
52%
3%
28%
17%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
11 BLACKBURN, Quentin
9 GATTONE, Allison
11 LEE, Brandon 9 GRIES, Benjamin
11 SOKOLOW, Michael
9 NIEDERHAUSER, Mary
11 YUSUPOV, Aris 9 TATE, Thomas
10 BAILEY, Grayson 9 VAZQUEZ, Aniceto
10 FLANDERS, Natalie
10 HOOPER, Jonathan
10 RAMOS, Romulo
9 BILE, Daniel
9 CHAU, Raymond
8. What did Thorndike’s law say?
9. Fill out the chart:
Negative Reinforcement
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Punishment
Positive Punishment
Every time a mother takes her son to the grocery store, the boy begs his mother for candy at the check-out line. If she says no, he whines and cries. Sometimes she gives in and buys him candy so that he will be quiet. What is this?
A. Positive Reinforcement
B. Negative Reinforcement
C. Positive PunishmentD. Negative
Punishment
Positive Reinforce
ment
Negative
Reinforce
ment
Positive Punish
ment
Negative
Punishment
71%
8%8%13%
A very bright, mildly painful light is turned on a rat. The rat has learned that he can turn off the light by pressing a lever on the other side of his cage. As soon as the light comes on, the rat runs across the room and presses the lever. What is this?
A. Positive Reinforcement
B. Negative Reinforcement
C. Positive PunishmentD. Negative
Punishment
Positive Reinforce
ment
Negative
Reinforce
ment
Positive Punish
ment
Negative
Punishment
0% 0%0%0%
Michael keeps failing all of his AP Psych tests. His mother takes away his cell phone until he pulls his grade up. What is this?
A. Positive Reinforcement
B. Negative Reinforcement
C. Positive PunishmentD. Negative
Punishment
Positive Reinforce
ment
Negative
Reinforce
ment
Positive Punish
ment
Negative
Punishment
0% 0%0%0%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
12 BLACKBURN, Quentin
10 GRIES, Benjamin
12 SOKOLOW, Michael
10 NIEDERHAUSER, Mary
12 YUSUPOV, Aris 10 WESTBROOK, Megan
11 BAILEY, Grayson 9 DIAZ, Marycarmen
11 FLANDERS, Natalie
9 GATTONE, Allison
11 HOOPER, Jonathan
11 LEE, Brandon
11 RAMOS, Romulo
10 BILE, Daniel
10 CHAU, Raymond
10. Fill out the chart below:
Fixed-interval Variable-interval
Fixed-ratio Variable-ratio
Mary checks her phone a couple times an hour for incoming text messages. Her behavior is being maintained on a ___________ reinforcement schedule.
A. Fixed-intervalB. Variable-intervalC. Fixed-ratioD. Variable-ratio
Fixed-in
terval
Variable-in
terval
Fixed-ra
tio
Variable-ra
tio
25% 25%25%25%
When you put quarters in a gum-ball machine, you receive _____________ reinforcement.
A. Fixed-intervalB. Variable-intervalC. Fixed-ratioD. Variable-ratio
Fixed-in
terval
Variable-in
terval
Fixed-ra
tio
Variable-ra
tio
25% 25%25%25%
When you put quarters in a slot machine, you receive _____________ reinforcement.
A. Fixed-intervalB. Variable-intervalC. Fixed-ratioD. Variable-ratio
Fixed-in
terval
Variable-in
terval
Fixed-ra
tio
Variable-ra
tio
25% 25%25%25%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
11. What is latent learning?
12. What was Bandura known for?
Albert Bandura’s Bobo doll experiments demonstrated that:
A. Children are likely to imitate the behavior of adults
B. Children are more likely to copy what adults say than what adults do
C. Allowing children to watch too much television is detrimental to their development
D. Observational learning can explain the development of fears in children
Childre
n are lik
ely to im
...
Childre
n are m
ore lik
ely ..
Allowing c
hildren to
wat..
Observa
tional learn
ing ...
25% 25%25%25%
Participant LeadersPoints Participant Points Participant
13. How are modeling and media related?