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Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What are two main components of operant conditioning?
Reinforcement
Habituation
Punishment
Sensitization
In Pavlov's experiment what was the bell initially?
conditioned stimulus
normal stimulus
stimulus
neutral stimulus
Geese follow their mother due to...
(a)
Is habituation a form of learning?
Yes
No
How long will it take the hatchlings to fly?
A year
A couple of weeks
Months
An hour after hatching
What is learning in psychology?
Long-term change in behaviour, that based on experience.
Learning is what we do in class.
Learning is picking up traits from others, that has no lasting effect.
What are the components of classical conditioning?
Unconditioned stimulus
Conditioned response
Punishment
Conditioned stimulus
How long will the chicks think of the man as a mother?
(a)
Does punishment increase the probability of behaviour recurring?
Yes
No
Annoyance can be connected to...
Habituation
Sensitization
Who suggested imprinting
B.F. Skinner
Konrad Lorenz
Pavlov
Carl Jung
What is the combination of imprinting?
(a)
What was the point of Pavlov's experiment?
To prove classical conditioning
To prove operant conditioning
To form a neutral stimulus into a conditioned stimulus
To prove imprinting
Who described operant conditioning for the first time?
Pavlov
Konrad Lorenz
B.F. Skinner
Carl Jung
Imprinting is a way for animals to learn to behave?
False
True
What is imprinting?
A process that starts when a chick is born.
When a chick follows and trusts the caretaker.
When the chick is born and can fly.
Way for animals to learn to behave.
Does operant conditioning happen a lot in real life?
(a)
Does habituation and sensitization happen over a long period of time?
No
Yes
It can, but it can also happen in a short amount of time.
Do all animals imprint?
(a)
Due to Pavlov: dogs expected food from hearing the bell.
True
False
What is habituation in simple words?
Learning to ignore.
To squat.
A combination for imprinting and sensitization
What you feel when you are annoyed.
What is sensitization?
The opposite of habituation.
Learning to ignore what's annoying.
Responding more strongly to repeated stimuli.
Responding less strongly to a repeated stimuli.
Example of escape learning is...
associating the bell with food.
learning to ignore irritating stimuli
a rat learns to press a lever when mild shocks go into the box.
rat gets food for postive reinforcement.
