WorksheetsITP CHAPTER 6
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
when you learn something, it is a……change in .behavior or knowledge that results from experience or practice
temporary
permanent
sudden
short
you learn that when you insert money and push the button, a drink will be dispensed. this is call..
classical conditioning
conditioned learning
associative learning
learned helplessness
who created the salivating dog experiment?
skinner
erikson
watson
pavlov
a bell was rang, but the dog has no response to it. this shows that the bell is a..
unconditional response
neutral stimulus
conditioned stimulus
the dog salivates when a dog treat was shown to it. the dog treat is..
neutral stimulus
unconditioned stimulus
conditioned response
how do you make sure the neutral stimulus can turn into a conditioned stimulus?
pair it with unconditioned stimulus several times
just keep forcing it until it becomes conditioned
pair it with conditioned response once
conditioned emotional response may lead to phobia since it involves..
(a)
operant conditioning means that
learning of voluntary behavior throngh effects of pleasant & unpleasant consequences via response
feeling positive/ negative emotions that has become
classical conditioned to occur to learned stimuli
tendency to fail to act to escape from a situation because of history of repeated failures
learning new behavior by watching a model perform that behavior
what is the meaning of thorndike’s law?
behaviors will still be repeated no matter if the outcome is pleasant or not
response of pleasurable consequences tend to not be repeated while response of unpleasant consequences tend to be repeated
response of pleasurable consequences tend to be repeated while response of unpleasant consequences tend to not be repeated
what is the type of box used by skinner in his rat experiment?
(a)
how can you differentiate between classical conditioning and operant conditioning?
c.c is involuntary while o.c is voluntary
c.c is to increase the rate of already occurring response while o.c is to create a new response to a stimulus which typically doesn’t produce that response
zafri takes antacid to relieve his gastric reflux
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
lucy would drive as early as 5am to catch the beautiful sunrise at the beach
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
reinforcement is to……probability of a response to happen again
decrease
increase
punishment is to……probability of a response to happen again
decrease
increase
farhan was grounded from seeing his friends by his parents because he came home late
punishment by application
punishment by removal
“once i heard my mom’s approaching footsteps , i’d rather do my work than getting spanked by her again!”
punishment by application
punishment by removal
stopping at a red light to avoid getting in an accident
negative reinforcement
punishment by removal
having to lose some of your money to pay the penalty for late tax filling
punishment by removal
negative reinforcement
losing the privileges of driving because you got into too many accidents
negative reinforcement
punishment by removal
who was the early cognitive scientist of the cognitive learning theory?
edward tolman
john b watson
b.f. skinner
thorndike
when do we use latent learning?
in situations that pushes us to
in everyday situations
we dont actually use it
learned helplessness is a possible model for…..in humans
anxiety
depression
adhd
ocd
why does one experience learned helplessness?
no motivation
fails to escape from a repeated situation
too much sensory overload
ahmad tries to ride a bicycle after observing and remembering the steps his brother taught him
attention
memory
imitation
desire
“when are you going to start driving? i thought you already got your license?” “i do, i just dont have the will to drive”
attention
memory
imitation
motivation
“using your own capabilities to initiate something” is..
imitation
memory
motivation
attention
observational learning couldnt happen without a(n)..
attention
model
memory
imitation
“safwan knew that he will get rewards for achieving good grades. consequently, he will get grounded if he scored badly. thus, he will try to maintain a good result and avoid bad grades” is a situation most suitable for..
thorndike’s law
classical conditioning
reinforcement
“she’ll scream in fear every time a cat is near because she got some bad wounds from cat scratches when she was a child”
classical conditioning
conditioned emotional response
learned helplessness
latent learning
