Deja Taylor: Chapter 6

3. said you can reverse fear by matching a fearful stimulus with a happy stimulus (countercconditioning therapy)
4. learning NOT to respond to a constant stimuli
6. learning is hidden until given reinforcement
9. when a learning task is inconsistent
12. increase desired behavior
14. experience that results in lasting change in behavior and mental processes
16. remove something bad
18. lose conditioned responses when conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus are not connected
20. rewarding for behaviors, making rewards specific overtime
21. connecting two unrelated stimuli
26. decrease unwanted behavior
27. prefer something that you are used to
28. changing the number of responses then giving the consequence

1. understanding consequence
2. Change time span, unpredictable
5. add something good
7. extend conditioned response to all stimuli
8. Add something good
10. sudden realization of how to solve a problem because they already learned info and in unconscious
11. in the pavlov experiment; when the food is no longer needed to make the dog salivate (bell=salvation)
13. same number of response each time
15. respond to one conditioned stimulus but not anything else like it
17. same time span before each consequence
19. most powerful force on behavior is consequences, they increase/decrease likelihood of behavior
22. conditioned response reappears after period of extinction
23. process of learning a response through repetition
24. setting up rewards and punishments, learning through consequences
25. remove something good