Psychology Final; operant conditioning

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EL Thorndike

discovered law of effect,

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Law of effect

consequences shape behavior

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instrumental conditioning

the consequence is instrumental to the child learning appropriate behavior

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B.F. Skinner

research law and effect, came up with OC terms

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reinforcement

increases behavior

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Punishment

decreases behavior

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What are the two methods of consequences?

Positive (adding) and negative (removing)

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R+

Positive reinforcement, adding something (good) to increase behavior

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-R

Negative reinforcement , removing something (bad) to increase behavior

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+P

positive punishment, adding something (bad) to decrease bad behavior

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-P

Negative punishment, removing something (good) to decrease behavior

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Martin Seilgman

learned helplessness (dog experiment)

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Learned helplessness

repeated punishment conditions the subject to become passive

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What are human examples of learned helpessness?

abusive homes, school settings, sports

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T/F: Learned helplessness can cause illness

True

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Post tramatic growth

overcoming hardships can make you more resilient in the future

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When should you punish child

when they are going to endanger themselves/others

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what should you simply not do to a child

hit them/spank them or punish out of expressive anger

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Fixed Ratio

reward after a known number of behaviors

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variable ratio

Reward after unknown number of behaviors

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Fixed interval

reward after a known amount of time

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variable interval

reward after a unknown ammount of time

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classical conditioning

involuntary behaviors are shaped by the type of stimulus that occurs before the behavior

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Operant Conditioning

Voluntary behaviors are shaped by the type of consequences that occurs after behavior