Classical and Operant Terms

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What best describes operant conditioning below: Anything that naturally and automatically triggers a response, Process of learning through reinforcement and punishment., Is an automatic reflex that occurs in response to an unconditioned stimulus.

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Process of learning through reinforcement and punishment.

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The psychologist most closely associated with the study of operant conditioning was: Pavlov, Skinner, Watson

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Skinner

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What is a reinforcer?

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Anything that follows a behavior and increases the likelihood of a behavior occurring

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The goal of punishment:

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Decrease a behavior from occurring in the future

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SKINNER'S PIGEON OR RAT BOX EXPERIMENTS ARE AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TYPE OF CONDITIONING?

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OPERANT

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In classical conditioning, the unconditioned stimulus

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naturally triggers a response.

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Define conditioned response

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A response that has been learned

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The concept of "conditioning" is best described as the process of

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learning associations.

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This is the basis of

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Classical Conditioning

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Positive and Negative in Conditioning mean:

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Adding and Removing