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Matching questions are 2 points each. Note: there are more terms than definitions, therefore some terms do not have corresponding definitions. An increase in operant responding above what would be expected when the magnitude of reinforcement is increased. drive DRO Free operant method behavior systems approach contingency operant level puzzle box FI10 transituationality Law of Effect discrete trial methods instinctive drift learned helplessness non-declarative memory motivation elation effect depression effect secondary reinforcer incentive superstitious behavior deprivation FR10 proprioceptive stimuli Term that identifies an effective primary reinforcer for operant conditioning as one that the animal will work fo in its natural environment. During omission training the subject receives positive reinforcement for engaging in behaviors that are incompatible with the target behavior When behavioral predispositions that result from the animal's evolutionary history interfere with conditioning of the operant response 'If a response is followed by a satisfying event, the association between th stimulus and response is strengthened. If the response is followed by an annoying event, the association is weakened.' Type of long-term memory that survives medial tempora lobe damage. Drive + Incentive = Prior to beginning instrumental Conditioning animals must be performing some of the behaviors that will eventually become the operant response. The frequency of these behaviors is known as the: Behavior that increases in frequency because of accidental pairing of the delivery of reinforcement with occurrences of the behavior. Interference of the learning of a new operant response as a result of exposure to inescapable aversive stimulation. Schedule of reinforcement in which the subject is reinforced each time it executes 10 operant responses.

Matching questions are 2 points each. Note: there are more terms than definitions, therefore some terms do not have corresponding definitions.

An increase in operant responding above what would be expected when the magnitude of reinforcement is increased.

drive
DRO
Free operant method
behavior systems approach
contingency
operant level
puzzle box
FI10
transituationality
Law of Effect
discrete trial methods
instinctive drift
learned helplessness
non-declarative memory
motivation
elation effect
depression effect
secondary reinforcer
incentive
superstitious behavior
deprivation
FR10
proprioceptive stimuli

Term that identifies an effective primary reinforcer for operant conditioning as one that the animal will work fo in its natural environment.

During omission training the subject receives positive reinforcement for engaging in behaviors that are incompatible with the target behavior

When behavioral predispositions that result from the animal's evolutionary history interfere with conditioning of the operant response

'If a response is followed by a satisfying event, the association between th stimulus and response is strengthened. If the response is followed by an annoying event, the association is weakened.'

Type of long-term memory that survives medial tempora lobe damage.

Drive + Incentive =

Prior to beginning instrumental Conditioning animals must be performing some of the behaviors that will eventually become the operant response. The frequency of these behaviors is known as the:

Behavior that increases in frequency because of accidental pairing of the delivery of reinforcement with occurrences of the behavior.

Interference of the learning of a new operant response as a result of exposure to inescapable aversive stimulation.

Schedule of reinforcement in which the subject is reinforced each time it executes 10 operant responses.

Matching questions are 2 points each. Note: there are more terms than definitions, therefore some terms do not have corresponding definitions.

An increase in operant responding above what would be expected when the magnitude of reinforcement is increased.

drive
DRO
Free operant method
behavior systems approach
contingency
operant level
puzzle box
FI10
transituationality
Law of Effect
discrete trial methods
instinctive drift
learned helplessness
non-declarative memory
motivation
elation effect
depression effect
secondary reinforcer
incentive
superstitious behavior
deprivation
FR10
proprioceptive stimuli

Term that identifies an effective primary reinforcer for operant conditioning as one that the animal will work fo in its natural environment.

During omission training the subject receives positive reinforcement for engaging in behaviors that are incompatible with the target behavior

When behavioral predispositions that result from the animal's evolutionary history interfere with conditioning of the operant response

'If a response is followed by a satisfying event, the association between th stimulus and response is strengthened. If the response is followed by an annoying event, the association is weakened.'

Type of long-term memory that survives medial tempora lobe damage.

Drive + Incentive =

Prior to beginning instrumental Conditioning animals must be performing some of the behaviors that will eventually become the operant response. The frequency of these behaviors is known as the:

Behavior that increases in frequency because of accidental pairing of the delivery of reinforcement with occurrences of the behavior.

Interference of the learning of a new operant response as a result of exposure to inescapable aversive stimulation.

Schedule of reinforcement in which the subject is reinforced each time it executes 10 operant responses.

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