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to examine the influence of reinforcemnt on cats behaviour,

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skinner box aim

to study the relationship between behavour and its consequences, particularly how reinforcemnt and punishement influence the rate of response

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spontaneous recovery

reapearance of a previously extinct cr after the ucs has been absent

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stimulus discimination

stimulus does not elicit the response because its different enought from the original

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extinction


the response fades away because the association is broken

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stimulus generalisation

when the stimulus similar to the condtiioned stimulus cayses the same response

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pavlovs dogs aim

to investigate wether a neutral stimulus can be associated with a reflexive response throguh repeated pairings

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what is an antecedent

the enviorment or trigger beofre the behaviour occurs

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what is the behaviour part of the abcs

the voluntary action or response

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what is cosneqyence

the event after the behviour that makes it more or less likely to happen again

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what is continuous reinforcement

reinforcement is given after every single correct response

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what is partial reinforcement

reinfrocement is given some of the time

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what is fixed ratio

reward after a set number of responses

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what is variable ratio

reward after an unpredictable number of responses

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what is fixed interval

reward after a set amount of time

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what is variable interval

reward after an unpredictable amount of time

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what is social learning theory

that behaviour is learned from the enviorment through the process of observational learning. individuals observe the behaviour of models and later imitate these behaviour.

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vicarious reinforcement

learning through someone elses rewards or punishment

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process of observational learning

attention,retention, reproduction motivatinm reinforcement

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what is classical conditioning

a form of learning where an existing reflec response is elicted by a repaited pairing of two unrelated stimulus

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what is operant conditioning

a form of learning whereby the consequence of
behaviour determines whether it will be repeated or not

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what is observational learning

where a leaner watches a model, notices the consequence of the behaviour, then decides wether they will imitate their behaviour

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what is a token economy

behaviour modification
based on operant conditioning, where a
symbolic reinforcer is used to encourage a
particular behaviour