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Conditioning Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A sharp "No!" addressed to a pet engaging in unacceptable behavior

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

2.

Each time you brought home a great report card, your parents would take you out for dinner at your favorite restaurant, or they'd shower you with praise.


The next time you receive a good report card, you well up with happy emotions, even before you bring it home to show your parents.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

3.

An employee who misses work may suffer a cut in wages.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

4.

The first time you eat sushi, you get terrible food poisoning. After that, just the smell of sushi rice makes you want to gag, and the sight of raw fish could make you feel sick to your stomach.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

5.

A worker is rewarded with a performance bonus for exceptional sales figures.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

6.

The retail stores play the holiday classics over the speakers. This "festive spirit," they hope, will lead you to purchase more items.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

7.

An employer offering an employee a day off for good work.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

8.

Praising a pet or providing a treat when they obey instructions -- like being told to sit or heel.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

9.

You hear that tone and instinctively reach for your smartphone, only to realize it's coming from someone else's phone.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment

10.

Prisons will sometimes ease regulations on a well-behaved prisoner, and sentences are sometimes shortened for good behavior.

a)

Classical

b)

Operant—Positive Reinforcement

c)

Operant—Negative Reinforcement

d)

Operant—Negative Punishment

e)

Operant—Positive Punishment