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PSYCHOLOGY 3 - 2016: CONDITIONING & LEARNING
PSYCHOLOGY 3 - 2016: CONDITIONING & LEARNING
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Yr 11 psych
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The use of a system of symbolic markers to modify behaviour is characteristic of.....
token economies
Cognitive behaviour theraphy
systematic desensitisation
Negative reinforcement schedule
2
Maladaptive thinking regimes can be ameliorated by.....
a token economy sytem
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
physiotherapy
Systematic desensitisation
3
An early pioneer in operant conditioning was....
Jung
Pavlov
Thorndike
Bandura
4
Learning..
often changes behaviour
can be permanent
is the result of experience
all of these
5
CBT is often used in conjunction with....
humanistic personality theraphy
systematic desensitisation
electroconvulsive theraphy
psychoparmaceuticals
6
The Law of Effect
was devised by...
Skinner
Pavlov
Thorndike
Watson
7
Modelling
is associated with
Shiffrin
Skinner
Bandurra
Albert
8
Observational learning is also called......
operant conditioniong
token economy
modelling
systematic desensitisation
9
A phobia is.........
a fear
irrational
learned
all of these
10
The victim starts answering the questons, so the torturer stops zapping him......
poitive reinforcement
negative punishment
positive punishment
negative reinforcement
11
BF Skinner was a
behaviourist
psychologist
researcher
all of these
12
The addition of an aversive consequence
negative reinforcement
positive reinforcement
positive punishment
negative punishment
13
Phobias are often combatted using....
graded decay
a token economy system
systematic desensitisation
negative reinforcement
14
The Little Albert study was conducted by.......
Skinner
Pavlov
Watson
Freud
15
It's been shown that playing classical music in shopping malls keeps loitering teenagers away
positive reinforcement
negative punishment
affective reinforcement
positive punishment
16
Conditioning, explained by its consequences....
episodic
modelling
operant
classical
17
The early learning theories were largely about...
all of 'em
self-starting observation
imitation
stimulus-response
18
Taking away a naughty baby's rattle is an example of a
positive punishment
positive punishment
negative punishment
positive reward
19
Little Albert was
systematically desensitised
had phobias induced by classical conditioning
subject to a token economy regime
was given CBT
20
A reflex/action that occurs without prior learning is.......
constructed
unconditioned
learned
unconditioned
21
A cruel parent takes away their teenage child's mobile telephone...
all of these
a negative reinforcement
probably a very effective behaviour modifier
a violation of the UN Charter of the Rights of the Child
22
The use of consequences to teach is called ______________ conditioning
classical
operant
behaviourist
learning
23
Skinner did many experiments regarding.....
classical conditioning
observational learning
operant conditioning
imitation
24
The pairing of two previously un-associated stimuli is ______________ conditioning
learning
classical
operant
observational
25
The originator of classical conditioning theory was...
Freud
Pavlov
Skinner
Watson
26
With out reinforcement many conditioned responses will...
all of 'em
become extinct
decay
will be less effective over time
27
Graded exposure would be used in........
reciprocal determinism
Skinner Box learning
a token economy
systematic desensitisation
28
Conditioning is a form of
stimulus
learning
acting
thinking
29
An important reason why many young 'uns start to smoke..
obedience
all of them
imitation
stimulus response
30
A stimulus that through learning now evokes a conditioned response is a......
unconditioned reflex
conditioned response
unconditioned stimulus
conditioned stimulus