New York Times Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. the reinforcer which gains its ability to reinforce response because it is associated with a primary reinforcer is called a ___.
  2. 7. conditioning that has a natural & automatic response situation is known as ___.
  3. 8. after an organism has learned the association between the unconditioned stimulus and the conditioned stimulus, it will respond to stimuli which are similar to the unconditioned stimulus. This known as ___.
  4. 9. kind of conditioning in which the animal performs some act in order to gain reinforcement is called ___.
  5. 11. If an organism is given reinforcement after a set period of time, it is on a ___.
  6. 13. is designed to stop or weaken a response.
  7. 17. the stimulus which elicits a response after being paired with the unconditioned stimulus is called the ___, and the response is knows as the ___.
  8. 19. if the animal learns that it will be rewarded (reinforced) on only one stimulus, we say it has learned ___.
  9. 21. When reinforcement is given after a set number of responses, we call this the __.
  10. 22. ___ strengthens the response because it is stopped or removed.
  11. 23. when we continuously present the conditioned stimulus without reinforcement, the animal will stop responding. We say the response has undergone ___.
  12. 26. we learn patterns of behaviour by watching others and deciding what to imitate. This behaviour is acquired by ___.
Down
  1. 1. schedule of reinforcement wherein the organism is given reinforcement at differing times is called ___.
  2. 2. the name given to all learning in a social situation is called __.
  3. 4. other methods of reinforcement, called ___ are used wherein the animal is not reinforcement is given is the ___.
  4. 5. the stimulus that naturally elicits a response is called ___, and the natural response is called ___.
  5. 6. generally, animals that perform in a circus learn their tricks by being rewarded in steps leading up to the desired response. This is known as __.
  6. 10. the process of classical conditioning was accidentally discovered by __ who used dogs as laboratory subjects.
  7. 12. ___ strengthens a response because it is presented or given to the animal.
  8. 14. EC Tolman claimed that humans and animals are able to form mental images of where they are located in the environment. These are called __.
  9. 15. a way of learning based on abstract mental processes and previous knowledge is the ___.
  10. 16. A ___ is something that is absolutely essential for survival, such as food, water, etc.
  11. 18. the schedule of reinforcement wherein the number of responses varies before reinforcement is given is the ___.
  12. 20. operant conditioning is almost always associated with __, who did extensive research with animals.
  13. 24. in addition to forming cognitive maps, rats in mazes also used techniques for solving problems called __.
  14. 25. when an animal has learned a number of desired response, these may be put together to form a sequence of acts. This is known as ___.