Definition of Learning
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What best defines learning in psychological terms?

  • A relatively permanent change in behavior brought about through experience (correct)
  • An increase in innate responses due to external stimuli
  • The process by which a neutral stimulus elicits a response after being paired with a nonneutral stimulus
  • Strengthening voluntary responses depending on consequences
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of learning?

  • Change in behavior
  • Dependent on experiences
  • Temporal permanence
  • Involvement of innate responses (correct)
  • Which option describes a process related to learning?

  • Cognitive dissonance affecting behavior
  • Conditioning through stimulus pairing
  • Reinforcement to modify behavior
  • Alteration in behavior through experience (correct)
  • Which statement about learning is correct?

    <p>Learning is a relatively permanent change in behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement about the modalities of learning is most accurate?

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    ________ was the researcher who originally described classical conditioning.

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    The phenomenon of classical conditioning was originally described by ________.

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    Classical conditioning was first introduced by the researcher ________.

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    The researcher known for classical conditioning is ________.

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    ________ is credited with the discovery of classical conditioning.

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    Study Notes

    Definition of Learning

    • Learning is defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior resulting from experiences.
    • This definition emphasizes the transformation of behavior over time rather than temporary changes.

    Key Concepts

    • Involves modifications in behavior that are not due to fatigue, drugs, or maturation.
    • Experiences can include a wide range of activities such as observing, practicing, and undergoing training.

    Importance of Experience

    • Experience plays a crucial role in shaping responses and behaviors.
    • Enables adaptation to new information and environments, leading to improved decision-making and problem-solving skills.

    Definition of Learning

    • Learning is a process that results in a relatively permanent change in behavior.
    • This change occurs as a result of experience and interaction with the environment.

    Key Concepts

    • Learning involves various mechanisms and types, such as:
      • Conditioning: Classical and operant conditioning are two fundamental types of learning.
      • Classical conditioning: A neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful stimulus to elicit a conditioned response.
      • Operant conditioning: Strengthening or weakening of voluntary behaviors based on the consequences or outcomes reinforcing them.

    Notable Researchers

    • Ivan Pavlov is known for his work in classical conditioning, which established foundational concepts in learning theories.

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    This quiz assesses your understanding of the concept of learning. Choose the correct definition from the options provided.

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