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Jeopardy learning
- 3. Jeopardy Operant Schedules SKIP! Learning behaviorism Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $100Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
- 4. $100 Taking away something to encourage a behavior (Grounding (until you do something) and nagging are good examples of this)
- 6. $200 Compliments and candy are good examples of this.
- 8. $300 Spanking and dirty looks are examples of this:
- 10. $400 Taking away something good to reduce a past behavior. (example: time out)
- 12. $500 This type of conditioning uses reinforcements and punishments
- 14. $100 _____ reinforcement says a behavior is constantly reinforced.
- 16. $200 Slot machines use this schedule of reinforcement.
- 18. $300 I get paid every two weeks. What reinforcement schedule is this?
- 19. $300 Fixed interval Fixed interval because a specified TIME has passed
- 20. $400 I give my dog a treat every 4 times he rolls over. What reinforcement schedule is this?
- 21. $400 fixed ratio
- 22. $500 According to Skinner, this schedule of reinforcement gets the strongest acquisition from humans.
- 23. $500 variable schedules (why gambling is addictive)
- 24. 100 He is the father of the psychodynamic perspective.
- 26. 200 According to Freud, these are the 3 parts of our personality.
- 28. 300 This is the term for boys competing with their fathers for their mother’s attention.
- 30. $400 This is the best metaphor for our levels of conciousness.
- 31. 400 Iceberg
- 32. 500 He was an American psychologist that studied behaviorism and coined the idea of the “law of effect”
- 34. $100 This major psychological perspective studies only observable behavior.
- 36. $200 Pavlov was the founder of this type of conditioning.
- 38. $300 Skinner used this term for “training” a person or animal through reinforcements and succsessive approximations.
- 39. 300 Shaping
- 40. 400 This famous experiment implies that kids mimic aggressive behavior.
- 41. $400 Albert Bandura’s Bobo doll
- 42. $500 This theory says we learn by watching others. (Operant Conditioning + Observational Learning =)
- 44. $100 This guy was responsible for the Little Albert experiment that concluded fear is an example of classical conditioning aka learning through association.
- 45. $100 John Watson
- 46. $200 This concept says animals have a tendency to display conditioned behaviors that are instinctual.
- 48. $300 This term describes how we associate food (or a restaurant) with illness even when we know it was a virus or bacterial problem to begin with.
- 49. $300 Garcia effect/Conditioned taste adversion
- 50. $400 Little Albert became afraid of white rats but THEN became afraid of all white furry things. What is this?
- 51. $400
- 52. $500 In Pavlov’s experiment, this was the CR?
- 53. $500
- 54. Final Jeopardy He was an American psychologist that studied behaviorism and coined the idea of the “law of effect” which stated that behaviors Followed by pleasant consequences will likely be repeated.