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Behavioural Psychology Vocab Review
Behavioural Psychology Vocab Review
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A formative review of introductory behavioural psychology vocabulary.
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1
B.F. Skinner was awarded $25,000 to develop
what
during the Second World War?
Mind control
A teaching machine
Pigeon-guided missiles
Anger management programs
2
Which of these may be considered secondary reinforcers?
Sleep
Money
All of the above
Grades
3
Removing something
undesirable
in order to
reward
the desired behaviour
Conditioning
Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Punishment
4
That annoying dinging your car plays until you put on your seatbelt is an example of...
Punishment
Negative reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
Primary reinforcement
5
A stimulus that
becomes
rewarding through its
link
with a primary reinforcer
Linked reinforcer
Secondary reinforcer
Primary reinforcer
Conditioned response
6
A stimulus or event that follows a response in order to increase or decrease that behaviour
Reinforcement
Changement
Behaviourism
Conditioning
7
The ability to respond
differently
to similar but distinct stimuli
Choosing
Discrimination
Focusing
Non-generalization
8
Responding
similarly
to a range of
similar
stimuli
Generalization
Simplification
Ambiguity
Distinguishization
9
The gradual disappearance of a conditioned response
De-conditioning
Un-conditioning
Extinction
Destruction
10
Giving Penny a chocolate to encourage "good" behaviour is an example of...
Punishment
Negative reinforcement
Aversive control
Positive reinforcement
11
Training of an organism to respond so as to
prevent
the occurrence of an
unpleasant stimulus
Avoidance conditioning
Pre-conditioning
Escape conditioning
Punishment
12
Learning in which a certain action is
reinforced
or
punished
Operant conditioning
Skinner conditioning
Classical conditioning
Reward/Punishment conditioning
13
The learned reaction to a conditioned stimulus
Post-training response
After response
Neutral response
Conditioned response
14
An organism's automatic (or natural) reaction to a stimulus
Natural response
Automatic response
Reaction response
Unconditioned response
15
A once-neutral stimulus that elicits a given response
after
a period of training
Trained stimulus
Conditioned stimulus
After stimulus
Post-neutral stimulus
16
A stimulus that is
naturally rewarding
, such as food or water
Unconditioned stimulus
Secondary reinforcer
Primary reinforcer
Natural stimulus
17
Reinforcement after a
varying
number of responses (playing a slot machine)
Fixed ratio reinforcement
Fixed interval reinforcement
Variable interval reinforcement
Variable ratio reinforcement
18
A stimulus which
initially
produces no specific response
Conditioned stimulus
Pre-conditioned stimulus
Unconditioned stimulus
Neutral stimulus
19
Which of these are examples of
escape conditioning
?
Doing up your seatbelt before you start your car
Shutting off your alarm because that's way too loud
Waking up before your alarm goes off
Doing up your seatbelt because that noise is annoying
20
An
unpleasant consequence
intended to decrease the frequency of a behaviour
Punishment
Negative reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
Neutral stimulus
21
This psychologist experimented with dogs and pioneered behavioural psychology
Skinner
Piaget
Maslow
Pavlov
22
Reinforcement after a
fixed
number of responses (kicked out of a game after 5 fouls)
Variable ratio reinforcement
variable interval reinforcement
Fixed interval reinforcement
Fixed ratio reinforcement
23
This psychologist pioneered operant conditioning
Carl Rogers
Pavlov
B.F. Skinner
Karl Marx
24
A learning process that occurs when two stimuli are repeatedly paired
Learning conditioning
Operant conditioning
Classical conditioning
Stimulus conditioning
25
Which of these are an example of
avoidance conditioning
?
Doing up your seatbelt first to avoid the noise
Waking up before your alarm goes off
Doing up your seatbelt to stop the dinging
Turning off your alarm because it's annoying
26
Mr. Pauley is a great teacher
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
27
A stimulus that
naturally
produces an unconditioned response
Neutral stimulus
Normal stimulus
Unconditioned stimulus
Conditioned stimulus
28
Reinforcement of first response after
varying
amounts of time (checking the mail)
Fixed ratio reinforcement
Variable ratio reinforcement
Fixed interval reinforcement
Variable interval reinforcement
29
Reinforcement after a
fixed
amount of time has passed (paydaaayyyy!)
Fixed interval reinforcement
Fixed ratio reinforcement
Variable interval reinforcement
Variable ratio reinforcement
30
Training of an organism to
remove
or
terminate
an
unpleasant stimulus
Avoidance conditioning
Punishment
Terminal conditioning
Escape conditioning
