PL100 Block II Review

Reflecting on your own thinking:

Reinforcement of successive approximations of a desired behavior

Sleep is an important part of this stage of long-term memory:

Which of the following is not part of working memory:

Wears glasses, reads poetry, and enjoys the outdoors- more likely a truck drive or professor?

Belief in your own capabilities

Related to inductive reasoning and causal inferences:

The beeping in your car that stops after you put your seat belt on.

Behavior therapy that is especially helpful with treating simple phobias:

Restriction of a CR only to exactly the CS to which it was conditioned.

First response is reinforced after time periods of different duration have passed.

Models that portray perfection are:

Which of the four key processes of observational learning has to do with there being a NEED:

Reasoning that begins with general principles and ends with specific conclusions:

Pattern of intermittent reinforcement (R) in which the number of responses needed for R changes

The vividness of a plane crash makes you believe that it is more likely than a car crash.

Experiment used to prove observational learning:

Ability to read others' emotions, respond to them, motivate oneself, and self-regulate.

What is the most important factor in selecting models:

Theory that describes intelligence as a single, general factor made up of specific components

The type of encoding that requires little effort or conscious attention:

Learning by doing

Learned behavior that shifts to instinctive tendencies- debunking both classical and operant

Memories that never happened but were suggested:

Spanking your child to stop them from misbehaving.

Knowledge based on previous experience; outside of conscious awareness

Which of the following are not part of stage 3: storage: