A pupil is late for class four days in a row, the teacher says he will be in detention after school for every day he has been late. Which conditioning is this?

The whole class received a chocolate bar for getting over 70% in the exam. Which conditioning is this?

According to __________, behaviour is a learned response reinforced by the consequences resulting from that behaviour.

A primary school teacher uses snakes and ladder reward chart. Students will go up the ladder if they are well behaved and down the snake if they are badly behaved. Which reinforcement is this?

What theorist became famous for his behaviorism on dogs?

A teacher rings a bell when she wants the class to stop talking. This is operant conditioning.

What did B. F. Skinner use to condition his subjects to behave in a certain way?

A method of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behavior.

It occurs when a conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired with an unconditioned stimulus (US).

A neutral stimulus (NS) is something that produces a particular response.

A 9-year-old girl is more likely to pay attention to the behaviour being modelled by their 5 year old brother than their 12-year-old sister. 

Behaviourists focus on stimulus and response.

Rashi is distinct from her classmates and always differs from them in all behavioral patterns. This phenomenon is known as________

An individual uses past experiences creatively to solve novel problems, thus integrating different experiences in an original way to make new discoveries and inventions. Such an individual is said to be high on _____________ intelligence.

Which of the following is a primary reinforcer?

Unpleasant consequences have what effect on learning?