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Transcript
Operant Conditioning
SD ------> Response -----> Consequence
– where “SD” is the “discriminative stimulus”
– where “Response” is the subject’s behavior
– where “Consequence” is what happens to
the subject after
What consequences can follow a subject’s
response?
Operant Conditioning
Consequences to behavior can be:
– nothing happens: extinction
– something happens
• the “something” can be pleasant
• the “something” can be aversive
Consequences include positive and
negative reinforcement, time out, and
punishment.
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