Neural Mechanisms of Learning and Memory

Observational learning (correct)

Classical conditioning

Tutelage

Operant conditioning

Expectancies

Stimulus discrimination

Cognitive maps

Latent learning (correct)

Termination of an aversive stimulus

Presentation of an aversive stimulus

Termination of a reward after a behavior

Presentation of a reward after a behavior (correct)

<p>Positive punishment involves presentation of an aversive event following a behavior, while negative punishment involves losing or failing to obtain reinforcement previously associated with behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>In a FR schedule, reinforcement occurs at a fixed rate according to the number of operant responses emitted, while in a VR schedule, reinforcement occurs at an unpredictable rate according to the number of operant responses emitted</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>In a FI schedule, reinforcement occurs only after a fixed amount of time has passed, while in a VI schedule, the animal cannot predict how long the time interval will be</p> Signup and view all the answers