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X-Period/Learning Test Notecards for vocabulary Classical conditioning Pavlov- starts with unlearned relationship UCS-----to-----UCR NS becomes CS Conditioning Means learning Ivan Pavlov Russian- discovers Classical Conditioning UCS Unlearned stimulus Pavlov’s dog exp it is --food UCR Unlearned response Pavlov’s exp-- salivation NS Neutral stimulus Pavlov’s exp– footsteps , bells John Watson Father of behaviorism Baby Albert Baby Albert Exp where fear was learned then generalized to all white fluffy things Discrimination Respond to a specific stimuli Operant Conditioning S-R-R Reinforcement causes behavior Law of Effect Practice makes perfect BF Skinner Famous behaviorist Skinner box ALL behavior relates to external rewards Stimulus Trigger from the environment that creates the response Response Behavior that is created by the stimulus Reinforcement ALWAYS increases behavior happening again Punishment Extinguishes a behavior Positive Reinforcement Uses rewards to increase a behavior Negative Reinforcement Uses avoidance of an unpleasant experience to increase a desired behavior Primary Reinforcement Needed for survival such as food Secondary Reinforcment Can be turned into a primary reinforcement such as money or education diploma Fixed ratio schedule Reward after set amount of behaviors Ex. Buy 10 cups of coffee– get 11th one free Variable Ratio Rewards after undetermined behaviors Ex lottery tickets Fixed Interval Reward at specific times Ex. paycheck Variable interval Reward at various time periods Ex. fishing Observational Learning Learn by watching others Albert Bandura Studied the power of observational learning Experiments on children watching violent TV and then playing more violently