The term "reinforce" is any condition that ___ a response

• precedes and causes

• strengthens and weakens

• follows and strengthens

• causes or eliminates

Positive reinforcers ___ a behavior and negative reinforcers ___ a behavior

• increase/ decrease

• decrease/ decrease

• increase/ increase

• decrease/ decrease

Which of the following is an example of negative reinforcement?

• $5 for every A

• More chores for bad behavior

• exam exemption for perfect attendance

• paying a steep fine for reckless driving

Removal of an unpleasant stimulus to increase behavior is

• positive reinforcement

• negative reinforcement

• positive punishment

• negative punishment

Which operant term applies to the concept in the picture?

• latent learning

• insight learning

• shaping

• spontaneous recovery

Which operant term applies to the following image?

• positive punishment

• Premack Principle

• Mere Exposure Effect

• Halo Effect

Time out for bad behavior/ suspension of drivers license/ loss of phone for bad grades (pick 2)

• positive reinforcement

• omission training

• negative punishment

• negative reinforcement

• positive punishment

When you are first learning a new skill, a ___ schedule of reinforcement is key.

• Continuous

• Variable Reinforcement

• Variable Interval

• Fixed Ratio

Ratio schedules are based on ___ and interval ones are based on ___

• response/ time

• rewards/ punishment

• social learning/ cognitive learning

• primary/ secondary

Learning to change a tire by watching a video on Youtube... which would not apply

• Observational learning

• Social Learning

• Classical Conditioning

• Vicarious learning