Chapter 7

________ is a type of learning in which one learns to link two or more stimuli and anticipate events.

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Cognitive Learning

• Respondent Behavior

________ is when organisms tend to repeat responses that are followed by favorable consequences.

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Cognitive learning

• Respondent Behavior

Which of the following is affected by consequences?

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Cognitive Learning

• Respondent Behavior

Which of the following is one of the operant conditioning processes?

• Stimulus

• Learning

• Shaping

• Acquisition

________ is an operant conditioning in which reinforces guide behavior toward closer and closer approximation of desired behavior (guiding actions of an organism to perform a desired action or behavior).

• Stimulus

• Learning

• Shaping

• Acquisition

The ________ is behaviors that are rewarded then to be repeated, those that are not rewarded tend not to repeated.

• Garcia's Law

• Thorndike's Law

• Skinner's Law

• Watson's Law

________ is a naturally reinforcing stimulus that satisfies a biological need.

• Negative Reinforcers

• Primary Reinforcers

• Secondary Reinforces

• Positive Reinforces

________ is a stimulus that gains power and reinforces behavior through primary reinforces.

• Primary Reinforcers

• Negative Reinforcers

• Secondary Reinforcers

• Positive Reinforces

Ex: Getting food when hungry or having a painful headache go away is innately satisfying. This is an example of:

• Primary Reinforcers

• Secondary Reinforcers

• Negative Reinforcers

• Positive Reinforcers

Ex: Pet a dog that comes when you call it is an an example of:

• Primary reinforcers

• Secondary reinforcers

• Negative reinforces

• Positive reinforcers