Animal Conditioning

The video tutorial explains conditioning as a learned behavior, using examples from domestic animals. It covers classical conditioning through Pavlov's experiments with dogs and operant conditioning through Skinner's work with rats. The video also discusses reinforcement, both positive and negative, as part of associative learning.

What is an example of conditioning in domestic animals?

• A bird flying south for the winter

• A dog barking at strangers

• A cat chasing a mouse

• A dog sitting on command for a treat

What did Pavlov use as a stimulus in his classical conditioning experiment?

• A clap

• A bell

• A light

• A whistle

In Pavlov's experiment, what was the conditioned response of the dogs?

• Running

• Salivating

• Jumping

• Barking

What did Skinner's box experiment demonstrate about learning?

• Learning is only possible in humans

• Learning happens through trial and error

• Learning occurs through observation

• Learning is innate and cannot be changed

What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?

• Both involve rewards

• Positive reinforcement involves punishment, while negative reinforcement involves rewards

• Positive reinforcement involves rewards, while negative reinforcement involves punishment

• Both involve punishment