Learning

2. replaced the fixed in fixed action pattern
5. the behaviorist who could make you anything
7. the researcher who claimed that associative learning is not an arbitrary process and focused on phobias in humans
9. the ______ effect is an application of classical conditioning in which the appearance of a drug acts as a CS
10. adjunctive behavior includes schedule induced _______________, defined as excessive thirst
11. the symbol for asymptotic associative strength in the Rescorla-Wagner model
14. observational learning is also called
15. an impressive bonobo
16. the law about proportion of responses versus proportion of reinforcers
17. what to do if behavior never
18. when an established CS interferes with the conditioning of a new CS
20. an enduring change in the way an organism responds based on its experience
21. opposites are associated
22. relatively simple, automatic response to a stimulus
24. when the conditioned response is weakened or eliminated through repeated presentations of the CS without the UCS
26. the tendency for a CS to occur in the presence of a stimulus other than original CS, as defined functionally
27. the law that states behavior is controlled by its consequences
28. used to aim bombs

1. a phobia treatment involving overwhelming the organism with the feared stimulus
3. what made Pavlov excited
4. schedule in which onset and offset of NS precede onset of UCS
6. it is not always real when used with apes
8. A type of learning that is limited to a sensitive period of an animals life and is generally irreversible
10. has a "thumb"
12. the tendency for learned behaviors to trigger innate behaviors is instinctive ___________
13. conditioned taste aversion is also known as the ________ effect
18. Any activity of an organism that can be observed or somehow measured
19. a primary punisher is this
23. operants are
25. introduced when one key is harder to peck than another