operant conditioning- partial reinforcement operant conditioning

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operant conditioning

learning to accosiate behavior with its consequences ( reinforcements or punishments)

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law of effect

if the consequences of behavior are pleasant the behavior will be strengthened. if the consequences are unpleasant te behavior will be weakened

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shaping

an operant conditioning procedure in which reinforcers guide behavior closer and closer toward the desired goal

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reinforcement

anything that makes a behavior more likely to occur

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positive reinforcement

addition of something pleasant ( food )

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negative reinforcement

removal of something unpleasant ( stopping an electrical shock )

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primary reinforcer

those innately satisfying rewards, satisfies a biological need ( food, relief from shock )

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secondary reinforcer

something that one learns in reinforcing because its accosiated with a primary reinforcer ( money to buy food )

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punishment

anything that makes behavior less likely to occur

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positive punishment

the addition of something unpleasant ( having to do push ups )

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negative punishment

the removal of something pleasant ( having your phone taken away )

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reinforcement descrimination

reinforcing behavior in the presence of one stimulus but not other ( skinner taught pigeons to peck buttons in response to mozart’s music but not more modern music )

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reinforcement generalization

a behavior that was reinforced in the presence of one stimulus is demonstrated in the presence of other, similar stimuli ( pigeons peck buttons when images of flowers are shown )

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superstitious behaviors

occurs when consequences reinforce unrelated behaviors

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learned helplessness

animals that have no way to stop a punishment will learn that they cannot stop the punishment and will stop trying

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instinctive drift

animals will revert back to biologically predisposed behaviors after learning behaviors such as those displayed at the circus

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continuos reinforcement

reinforcing desired behavior every time it occurs

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partial reinforcement

reinforcing response only part of the time

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