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Winter 2022 PSYCH361 Midterm Review
Winter 2022 PSYCH361 Midterm Review
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The physiologist who developed classical conditioning was
B.F. Skinner
Edward Thorndike
Ivan Pavlov
Albert Bandura
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Negative punishment is also sometimes called ______ training.
subtraction
penalty
withdrawal
escape
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The law of effect says that _______.
behavior is a function of its consequences
perception is more important than the events themselves
effective behavior drives out ineffective behavior
satisfying consequences are the most effective consequences
4
Which of the following is NOT one of Pryor's Laws of Shaping?
Temporarily relax the old criteria
Don’t interrupt a training session gratuitously
Raise criteria in small increments
Put current level of response on a fixed schedule of reinforcement
5
When a behavior occurs in the presence of an S
D
, but not in the presence of an S–
classically conditioned
learned
extinct
under stimulus control
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According to Pryor, a conditioned stimulus becomes _________ once it is established.
a reinforcer
extinct
a punisher
aversive
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Awarding successive approximations is called
punishment
successive reinforcement
extinction
shaping
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Breaking the task down into its component elements is called
conditioning
learning
productive training
task analysis
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Delaying delivery of a punisher is most likely to ______.
reduce its effectiveness
increase its effectiveness
have variable and unpredictable effects on its effectiveness
have no impact on its effectiveness
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The two-process theory of punishment assumes that punishment involves ___________.
positive and negative reinforcement
reward training and escape training
positive and negative punishment
Pavlovian and operant learning
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Pavlovian conditioning procedure in which the CS and US overlap.
trace conditioning
forward conditioning
delay conditioning
primary conditioning
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Behavior is reinforced the first time it occurs after a set time from last reinforcement.
variable ratio
fixed interval
fixed ratio
variable interval
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____________ occurs in individuals when their environment is largely unresponsive to them.
punishment
active learning
neglect
reinforcement
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A reinforcement schedule in which every nth performance of a behavior is reinforced.
variable ratio
fixed ratio
variable interval
fixed interval
15
The CS and US in the Little Albert experiment were a __________, respectively.
rat and loud sound
rat and shock
rabbit and loud sound
rabbit and crying
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Attempts to reinforce behavior that has not occurred yet is called:
bribery
cessation
preconditioning
conditioned reinforcement
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When a behavior is weakened by the removal of, or a decrease in the intensity of, a stimulus:
negative reinforcement
positive reinforcement
positive punishment
negative punishment
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A mega-reward given after a particularly exceptional effort.
punishment
bingo
jackpot
shaping
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Anything that tends to increase the probability that the act will occur again is a(n):
punisher
reinforcer
aversive
incentive
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Operant learning may also be referred to as _______.
instrumental learning
effects learning
trial-and-error learning
reflexive conditioning
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Pavlovian conditioning procedure where CS & US coincide exactly.
backward conditioning
trace conditioning
forward conditioning
simultaneous conditioning
22
A dependency between events
reinforcer
contingency
punisher
contiguity
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The sudden reappearance of a behavior following its extinction is called
learning
spontaneous recovery
blocking
inhibition
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A reduction in response rate following reinforcement is called a _________.
scallop
post-reinforcement pause
rest stop
latency
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Gradually reducing the frequency of reinforcement is called
progressional reinforcement
stretching the ratio
extinction
intermittent reinforcement
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Something that's acquired reinforcing properties through association with other reinforcers.
secondary reinforcer
primary reinforcer
punishment
contingency
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A __________ is anything that changes the effectiveness of a consequence.
natural reinforcer
motivating operation
drive
generalized reinforcer
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Series of responses joined together by stimuli that are conditioned reinforcers and antecedents
conditioned series
chain
schedules of reinforcers
latent inhibition
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Reinforcement schedule in which, on average every nth performance of a behavior is reinforced.
fixed interval
fixed ratio
variable interval
variable ratio
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Problem behavior in children can usually be dealt with effectively through ___________.
waiting
explaining why their behavior is bad
differential reinforcement
instruction
31
The word
positive
in
positive punishment
refers to the fact that _______.
something is added
the results are positive
the procedure is used with good intentions
the results are positive
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Procedure that combines nonreinforcement of unwanted behavior & reinforcement of other behavior
punishment
differential reinforcement
bribery
blocking
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If a previously reinforced behavior is not reinforced, trainee increases behavior intensity
spontaneous recovery
extinction burst
modeling
increasing inhibition
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An occurrence that currently does not produce a response when it is presented.
CS
UR
US
NS
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Behavior is reinforced the first time it occurs after varying time since the last reinforcement
variable interval
fixed ratio
fixed interval
variable ratio