Learning Theories (2023)

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  1. 2. Skinner created a tool to reinforce or punish the animals he trained. This was referred to as ‘Skinners ______’
  2. 5. The unconditioned stimulus turns into the ________ stimulus in the ‘after conditioning’ phase.
  3. 6. The learner is ________ in operant conditioning.
  4. 8. What is the role of the learner in classical conditioning?
  5. 10. Reinforcement results in a ________ likelihood of the behaviour occurring again.
  6. 14. Taking away something the person dislikes is known as ________
  7. 15. Albert __________ did experiments on Social learning/observational learning
  8. 17. What is another name for ‘during’ conditioning
  9. 19. Involves focusing on the models actions
  10. 20. What is the second phase of operant conditioning?
  11. 21. What animal did Pavlov use in his experiments?
  12. 22. What was the neutral stimulus in Pavlov’s original experiment?
  13. 23. Giving someone a parking ticket is known as ________ punishment.
  14. 24. Bandura did his experiments using a Bobo _________
  15. 26. The learner is involved in the learning in operant conditioning, this means the response from the organism is ___________
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  1. 1. What the learner gets (physical or nonphysical) from replicating a behaviour.
  2. 2. A ___________ approach in Psychology focus’ on observable behaviour.
  3. 3. Giving a student a token for good work is a type of ____________
  4. 4. _________ conditioning was founded by Ivan Pavlov
  5. 7. By watching someone do something & seeing the consequences of their actions you are learning _________ through them.
  6. 9. What is the name of the event, thought or situation that triggers the ‘behaviour’ in operant conditioning?
  7. 11. Involves creating a long term memory of what they observed from the model
  8. 12. Taking your phone off you is a type of ________ punishment.
  9. 13. What type of response does the organism exhibit in classical conditioning?
  10. 16. The reason why someone would do a behaviour (in observational learning)
  11. 18. Involves having the physical capacity to replicate the behaviour they observed.
  12. 25. Punishment results in a ________ likelihood of the behaviour occurring again.