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| Learning that occurs when a neutral stimulus elicits a response that was originally caused by another stimulus. |
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| a stimulus that elicits a reflexive response without learning |
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| a reflexive, unlearned reaction to an unconditioned stimulus |
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| once neutral stimulus that elicits a conditioned response because it has a history of being paired with an unconditioned stimulus |
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| learned response that occurs to the conditioned stimulus |
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| the initial phase of learning in which a response is established |
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| the loss of weeakening of a conditioned response when a conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus no longer occur together |
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| the reoccurrence of a previously extinguished conditioned response, typically after some time has passed since extinction |
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| a process in which a response that originally occurs to a specific stimulus also occurs to different, through similar stimuli |
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| occurs when an organism learns to respond to one original stimulus but not to new stimuli that may be similar to the original stimulus |
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| conditioned emotional response |
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| consist of emotional and physiological responses that develop to a specific object or situation |
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| Conditioned taste aversion |
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| the acquired dislike or disgust of a food or drink because it was paired with illness |
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| consequence depends on an action |
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| a process in which a event or reward that follows a response increases the likelihood of that response occurring again. |
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| a process that decreases the future probability of a response |
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| consist of reinforcing stimuli that satisfy basic motivational needs |
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| consist of reinforcing stimuli that acquire their value through learning |
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| Doesn’t matter primary or secondary, arrange a situation to where to do something you like to do but before you have to do something unpleasant. |
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| positive vs negative reinforcement |
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| the strengthening of a behavior after adding reinforcers vs removing or diminishing a stimulus. |
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| positive vs negative punishment |
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| behavior decreases because of adding stimulus vs. behavior decreasing by removing stimulus |
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| a specific type f negative reinforcement that removes the possibility that stimulus will occur |
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| occurs if a response removes a stimulus that is already present |
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| a cue or event that indicates that a response, if made, will be reinforced |
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| specific operand response is created by reinforcing successive approximations of that response |
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schedules of reinforcement
ratio vs. interval |
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schedules of reinforcement
fixed vs. variable |
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| Observational Learning: attention, memory, motivation |
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| involves changes in behavior and knowledge that result from watching others |
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| the body's physiological processes that allow it to maintain consistent internal states in response to the outer environment. |
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| the stimuli we seek to reduce the drives such as social approval |
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| Maslow's Hierarchichy of Needs |
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| the drive to perform at high levels and to accomplish significant goals |
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| approach vs. avoidance goals |
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| physiological reactions to stimuli precede a given emotion |
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| emotions such as fear or happiness occur simultaneously with their physiological compontents |
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| schachter's two-factor theory |
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| holds that patterns of physical arousal and the cognitive labels we attach to them form the basis of our emotional experiences |
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| choice, competence, community |
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| specific motivational achievable relevant trackable shared |
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| If-Then incentives/rewards |
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| supportive vs. corrective feedback |
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Communication, Caring, Candor,
Consistency, Commitment, Consensus, Character |
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| Cultivating an AC4P Culture |
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