Psych 1 Sem Exam Review 6

The process of acquiring through experience new and relatively enduring information or behaviors

• learning

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Observational learning

We learn to associate two stimuli and thus to anticipate events. Stimuli are things we do not control and that we respond automatically, involuntary response.

• observational conditioning

• learning

• operant conditioning

• classical conditioning

We learn to associate a response (our behavior) and its consequence.

• learning

• operant conditioning

• observational learning

• cognitive learning

We learn by observing events and people

• Learning

• Classical conditioning

• operant conditioning

• observational learning

We learn things we have neither experienced or observed

• Cognitive learning

• Associative Learning

• Respondent Behaviors

• Operant Behaviors

Learning that certain events occur together

• Cognitive learning

• Associative learning

• Respondent Behaviors

• Operant Behaviors

Behavior that occurs as an automatic response to some stimulus

• Cognitive learning

• Associative learning

• Respondent behavior

• Operant Behaviors

Behavior that operates on the environment, producing consequences

• Cognitive learning

• Associative learning

• Respondent behavior

• Operant Behaviors

Laid the foundation for many behaviorists

 Believed the basic laws of learning were the same for all animals work.

He spent two decades studying digestive systems and earned the Nobel Prize.

His experiments on learning produced the Phenomenon we call classical conditioning

• Ivan Pavlov

• John B. Watson

• Higher- order conditioning

• Extinction

He thought that human emotion and behaviors, though biologically influenced, are mainly a bundle of Conditioned responses.

“Little Albert” to demonstrate How fears might be conditioned.

• Ivan Pavlov

• John B. Watson

• Higher- order conditioning

• Extinction