conditioning + learning

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 10 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/75

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

76 Terms

1
New cards

Associative learning

The idea that doing one thing will result in another thing happening as a consequence.

2
New cards

Classical conditioning

The association of two stimuli, where one stimulus predicts the occurrence of another stimulus.

3
New cards

Ivan Pavlov

A psychologist who conducted experiments on classical conditioning, famously known for his experiments with dogs and the bell-salivation response.

4
New cards

Unconditioned stimulus (UCS or US)

A stimulus that naturally triggers a response without any prior conditioning.

5
New cards

Unconditioned response (UCR or UR)

The natural response to an unconditioned stimulus.

6
New cards

Neutral stimulus (NS)

A stimulus that does not initially elicit any response.

7
New cards

Conditioned stimulus (CS)

A previously neutral stimulus that, after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits a conditioned response.

8
New cards

Conditioned response (CR)

The learned response to a conditioned stimulus.

9
New cards

Operant conditioning

The association of a behavior with its consequences, where actions followed by reinforcement increase and actions followed by punishment decrease.

10
New cards

B.F

A psychologist who explored operant conditioning and believed that behavior is solely influenced by external factors.

11
New cards

Reinforcement

The process that increases the likelihood of a behavioral response.

12
New cards

Punishment

The process that decreases the frequency of a behavior.

13
New cards

Shaping

Gradually guiding behavior towards a desired behavior through reinforcement.

14
New cards

Cognitive learning

The acquisition of mental information that guides behavior.

15
New cards

Behaviorism

The view that behavior can be explained through conditioning without considering thoughts or feelings.

16
New cards

Acquisition

The process of learning a conditioned response.

17
New cards

Extinction

The diminishing of a conditioned response when the conditioned stimulus no longer predicts the conditioned response

18
New cards

Spontaneous recovery

The reappearance of a conditioned response after a period of extinction.

19
New cards

Generalization

The tendency to respond to stimuli similar to the conditioned stimulus.

20
New cards

Discrimination

The ability to identify and ignore irrelevant stimuli.

21
New cards

Latent learning

Learning that occurs without apparent reinforcement and is only demonstrated when motivated.

22
New cards

Insight learning

A sudden realization of a solution to a problem without trial-and-error.

23
New cards

Intrinsic motivation

The desire to engage in an activity for its own sake.

24
New cards

Extrinsic motivation

The desire to engage in an activity to obtain a reward or avoid punishment.

25
New cards

Observational learning

Learning by watching and imitating others.

26
New cards

Albert Bandura

A psychologist who explored observational learning and conducted the Bobo doll experiment.

27
New cards

Prosocial behavior

Positive, constructive, and helpful behavior.

28
New cards

Antisocial behavior

Negative and unhelpful behavior.

29
New cards

Encoding

The process of processing information into the memory system.

30
New cards

Storage

The process of retaining encoded information over time.

31
New cards

Retrieval

The process of accessing information stored in memory.

32
New cards

Sensory memory

A brief recording of sensory information in the memory system.

33
New cards

Short-term memory

Activated memory that holds a few items briefly before they are forgotten or stored.

34
New cards

Long-term memory

The permanent storage of information in the memory system.

35
New cards

Explicit memories

Consciously known and declared memories that require effortful processing.

36
New cards

Implicit memories

Unconsciously stored memories that are processed through automatic processing.

37
New cards

Chunking

Organizing information into manageable units or meaningful segments.

38
New cards

Mnemonics

Techniques or strategies used to aid memory.

39
New cards

Priming

The unconscious activation of memory associations.

40
New cards

Forgetting

The inability to retrieve or recall information from memory.

41
New cards

Proactive interference

Prior learning interferes with the learning of new information.

42
New cards

Retroactive interference

Newly learned information interferes with the recall of old information.

43
New cards

Language

A system of communication using sounds, gestures, or symbols.

44
New cards

Phonemes

The smallest distinctive sound units in a language.

45
New cards

Morphemes

The smallest units of meaning in a language.

46
New cards

Grammar

The rules that structure a language, including semantics and syntax.

47
New cards

Babbling

The stage of language development where infants produce sounds without specific meaning.

48
New cards

Telegraphic speech

Two-word statements used by children during the two-word stage of language development.

49
New cards

Broca's area

The brain region responsible for speech production.

50
New cards

Wernicke's area

The brain region responsible for language comprehension.

51
New cards

Elaborative encoding

Creating associations and connections to aid memory.

52
New cards

Method of loci

Using familiar locations to remember information.

53
New cards

Overlearning

Repeated practice of information to enhance memory.

54
New cards

Primacy effect

The tendency to remember the first items in a list.

55
New cards

Recency effect

The tendency to remember the last items in a list.

56
New cards

Divergent thinking

Generating multiple solutions to a problem.

57
New cards

Algorithms

Step-by-step procedures that guarantee a solution to a problem

58
New cards

Predictable-world bias

The tendency to see random patterns in things, such as assuming it will be sunny this week because it rained all of last week.

59
New cards

Howard Gardner

A theory proposing that there are multiple types of intelligence.

60
New cards

Naturalist intelligence

Being in tune with nature and having a deep understanding of the natural world.

61
New cards

Spatial intelligence

The ability to visualize and understand the three-dimensional world.

62
New cards

Linguistic intelligence

Proficiency in using words effectively and expressing oneself well.

63
New cards

Intra-personal intelligence

The capacity to understand oneself, including emotions, motivations, and strengths.

64
New cards

Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence

The ability to coordinate and connect the mind and body effectively.

65
New cards

Musical intelligence

Discerning sounds, pitches, and rhythms, and having a deep appreciation for music.

66
New cards

Logical-mathematical intelligence

Proficiency in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and mathematical reasoning.

67
New cards

Interpersonal intelligence

The ability to understand and relate to others, including their emotions, motivations, and intentions.

68
New cards

Executive functioning

Associated with the ability to remember and organize information effectively.

69
New cards

Robert Sternberg

Proposed the triarchic theory of intelligence.

70
New cards

Creative intelligence

The ability to think imaginatively and come up with innovative solutions to problems.

71
New cards

Analytical intelligence

Proficiency in academic problem-solving and logical reasoning.

72
New cards

Practical intelligence

Street smarts and common sense, the ability to apply knowledge effectively in real-life situations.

73
New cards

Test-retest reliability

Administering the same test multiple times and obtaining consistent results.

74
New cards

Split-half reliability

Testing odd-numbered and even-numbered questions separately, yielding the same results.

75
New cards

Internal-consistency reliability

Checking the validity of individual questions within a test.

76
New cards

Inter-rater reliability

People with similar proficiency in the subject will score similarly to each other.