Psychology Unit 4

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A stimulus that elicits a predictable response without training is called a(n)

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unconditioned stimulus

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Money is an example of a(n) reinforcer

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secondary

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is a type of learning based on the consequences of actions

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operant conditioning

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In conditioning, results from the repeated performance of a response without reinforcement.

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extinction

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is the process of removing an aversive stimulus after it has started.

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escape conditioning

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In a(n) , people are rewarded for behaving in an appropriate manner with valueless objects

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token economy

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refers to the systematic application of learning principles to change people's actions and feelings

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behavioral modification

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When children imitate the behavior of their parents, they are practicing a form of learning called

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modeling

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The tendency for a stimulus similar to the original conditioned stimulus to elicit a response similar to the conditioned response is called

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generalization

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The various ways that reinforcers occur after a behavior has been elicited are referred to as

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schedules