Chapter 4 Psychology

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Operant Conditioning

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way of learning where behaviors are controlled by consequences.

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Positive Reinforcement

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giving reward when someone does what you want

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Negative reinforcement

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Removing something bad when someone does what you want

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Positive punishment

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Adding something bad to discourage behavior

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Negative punishment

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removing something good to discourage behavior

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Thorndike effect

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Behaviors that get rewards are more likely to be repeated

Behaviors that get bad outcomes are less likely to be repeated

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Positive reinforcer

(skinner)

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Adds something pleasant to make a behavior more likely

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Negative reinforcer

(Skinner)

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Removes something unpleasant to make behavior more likely

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Classical VS. Operant conditioning?

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Classical: Linking stimuli to trigger automatic responses

Operant: Learning through rewards and punishments

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Partial VS. Continuous reinforcement

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Continuous: Behavior enforced every time

Partial: behavior reinforced at intervals