Learning through taking away something I don't want is called...

Learning through receiving something I don't want is called...

Receiving a reward every time I perform a behaviour is called

Receiving a reward every 30 seconds, as long as the behaviour happens at least once in that time is called

Receiving a reward on average every 30 seconds, but the time gap varies each time so the actual reinforcement is unpredictable.

Receiving a reward after a certain number of responses, regardless of how long this takes (e.g. after 10 occasions).

Receiving a reward on average after a certain number of responses (e.g 10), but the actual number varies from trial to trial. The exact point of reinforcement is unpredictable.

Who researched rats in a box?

Who researched dogs attached to a saliva tube?

If the stimulus has characteristics close to the conditioned stimulus, the associated would also be made to this new stimulus. This is called:

Following extinction, if the UCS (food) is presented with the CS (bell) again, the pairing is made much more quickly. This is called:

If the CS (bell) is presented without the URS (food) for a few occasions, it can lose its ability to produce the CR (saliva) - they learn that food is not coming! This is called:

The association only occurs if the UCS and NS are presented at the same time, or around the same time. If they are too far apart then no association will be made. This is called:

If the stimulus has characteristics that are too different to the conditioned stimulus, the associated would not be made to this new stimulus. This is called:

Learning through association is:

Learning through reinforcement/reward and punishment is:

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