Becoming a better student : Learning

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Learning

A relatively permanent change in an organism's behavior or knowledge that results from experience

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How do we learn

By association

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Classical conditioning

Learn to associate one stimulus with another

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Who first studied classical conditioning?


Ivan Pavlov

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Unconditioned stimulus (US)

Event/thing that naturally/ automatically triggers a physical/ emotional response without any prior training or learning

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Unconditioned response (UR)

An automatic, involuntary, and unlearned reaction that naturally occurs in response US

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Neutral stimulus

Something that initially produces no specific behavioral response/reflex other than catching attention

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Conditioned stimulus (Cs)

After neutral stimulus, after being repeated is learned to trigger a learned reaction (US)

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Conditioned response, ( CR )

A learned reaction to a previous neutral cue that occurs after it is repeated (ur)

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What needs to happen for the conditioning to occur

  1. Neutral stimulus needs to happen before the (US)

  2. Time needs to be short between the two stimuli


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Operant conditioning

Forms association between behavior leads to a consequence


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Who tested operant conditioning?

B.F Skinner

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Shaping

Using reinforcers to guide behavior closer to target behavior

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Positive reinforcement

Adding a reinforcer to make a desired event happen (Paycheck)

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Negative reinforcement

adding an stimulus to strengthen behavior by taking away a negative stimulus (seat belt beeping)

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Positive punishment

Adding a aversive stimulus to reduce behavior (parking ticket)

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Negative punishment

With drawing an aversive stimulus to reduce behavior (timeout)

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Negative Effects of punishment

Usually leads to negative effects in children

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Primary reinforcers

Body has a natural response to it (food, drink)

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Conditioned reinforcers


Learned power through its association of primary

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Immediate reinforcer


Occurs close in time to a behavior (Going out w/friends)

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Delayed reinforcerers

Delayed in time for a certain behavior (good grades)

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Token economics

tokens become conditioned reinforcers=traded for primary reinforcers

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Continuous reinforcement

Behavior is reinforced everytime

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Partial reinforcement

Ratio Schedule and interval schedule

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Fixed ratio

Reinforced after a specific # of responses

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Variable ratio

Reinforced after a unpredictable number of responses (casino)

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