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Radical Behaviorism
Observable behaviors are ONLY subject matter for Psychology
Respondent Behavior
Reflexes
Operant Behavior
Voluntary Behavior
Type S (Stimulus) or Pavlovian or classical conditioning
Watson
Type R (Response) or operant conditioning
Skinner
UCS or US
natural stimulus that elicits a reflex
UCR or UR
reflexive response
UCS>>>UCR (Examples)
Ex:
- Loud Noise>>>Startle Response
-Food>>>Salivation
-Pain>>>Fight or Flight Response
CS
neutral stimulus does NOT elicit reflex
CR
a reflex elicited by CS (after pairing CS with the UCS)
Operant Conditioning
behavior is a function of its consequences
Negative Reinforcement
removing baddie AFTER a behavior (causes behavior to increase)
Stimulus Generalization
fear spreads to similar stimuli
Positive Punishment
anything that decreases behavior that it follows
Negative Punishment
remove a goodie after a behavior to decrease that behavior
Continuous RF
after EVERY desired response
Partial RF
after SOME responses
Partial RF effect
Partially RF behavior takes longer to extinguish
Ratio Schedules
based on RESPONSES
Interval Schedules
based on TIME
Fixed
RF after a set time or # of responses
Variable
RF after an average time or # of responses
Fixed Interval (FI)
RF after set amount of time
Ex:
-gets Bi- weekly paycheck
-put gas in car every 2 weeks
-make contribution to your 401k each paycheck
Fixed Interval
Variable Interval (VI)
RF after average amount of time
Ex:
-time spent waiting in line
-how long it takes someone to respond to a text/email
Variable Interval (VI)
VI20
= RF after an average of 20min across trials
Fixed Ratio (FR)
RF after a set # of responses is made
Ex:
-sales commissions; get 3% of each sale made
-factory piecework: $1.00 per zipper sewn
Fixed Ratio (FR)
FR20
=RF after 20 responses made
Variable Ratio (VR)
RF after average # of responses made
Ex:
-gambling machines pay off trade
-social behaviors (smiling etc)
Variable Ratio (VR)
VR20
=RF after an average of 20 responses across trials
Ex: Sal gets a paycheck every other week
Fixed Interval (FI)
Ex: Sometimes Dara gets called on when she raises her hand & sometimes she doesn't
Variable Ratio (VR)
Ex: Hector never knows when his boss will walk pas his desk, so he always tries to appear busy.
Variable Interval (VI)
Ex: Bailey gets a treat if she sits on every other command
Fixed Ratio (FR)
Which RF Schedule is best?
VR,FR,VI,FI (in order from highest-lowest response rates
Behavioral Parent Training
85% of treated kids better than non-treated
Contingency Management
designed to change the consequences of target behaviors
Ex: Token economies or "points" systems
contingency management
Ex: timeouts to reduce "pay offs" of negative behaviors
contingency management
Counter Conditioning
reward for new behaviors
Anxiety is caused by 2 factors:
1.) classical: fear gets conditioned to new CSs
2.) operant: avoiding the CS is negatively RF
Exposure
spend time with feared stimuli (CS) w/o escape or avoidance (reduces fear of CS gradually)