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| certain events occur together |
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| behavior automit response to stimuli |
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| type of learning behavior is strengthened if followed be reinforcement and is diminished is followed by punishment |
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| behavior that operates on the environment that produces consequences |
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| operant conditioning procedure reinforces guide behavior closer and closer to desired behavior |
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| type of learning organism become associated to stimuli |
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| experimented with dog classical conditioning |
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| originally irrelevant stimulus - associated with unconditioned stimulus - triggers a response |
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| learned response to previously neutral stimulus |
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| stimulus that unconditionally triggered a response |
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| unlearned naturally occurring response |
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| Behaviorism- experimented with little Albert- effective in advertising business- taught at university of chicago |
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1) objective science
2)behavior without reference mental processes
most today agree with 1) not but not 2) |
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| Experimented with cats- law of effect |
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| Behavior followed by favorable consequences became most likely |
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| Operant chamber: skinner box- elaborated thorndike's law of effect-Developed behaviorism into explaining all human behavior as stimulus and response |
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CC: pairing neutral stimulus with UCS OP: pairing the behavior with its consequence
Shaping: guiding behavior toward closer approximations of a desired goal |
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| diminishing of a CR :the condition stimulus isn't followed by incentive |
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| Reappearance of CC after a pause |
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| processes of observing and imitating others |
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| through the results of others |
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| frontal lobe neurons that fire when performing certain action of when observing another doing so |
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| frontal lobe neurons that fire when performing certain action of when observing another doing so |
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