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What does learned irrelevance in dogs indicate?
What does learned irrelevance in dogs indicate?
What is an example of positive punishment?
What is an example of positive punishment?
Which statement accurately describes the Premack Principle?
Which statement accurately describes the Premack Principle?
Which schedule of reinforcement provides the longest resistance to extinction?
Which schedule of reinforcement provides the longest resistance to extinction?
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Which statement about extinction in dogs is accurate?
Which statement about extinction in dogs is accurate?
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What is an example of Negative Reinforcement?
What is an example of Negative Reinforcement?
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How does overshadowing affect a dog's response to stimuli?
How does overshadowing affect a dog's response to stimuli?
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How would you best describe habituation?
How would you best describe habituation?
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What does spontaneous recovery refer to?
What does spontaneous recovery refer to?
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Which statement best illustrates an aspect of classical conditioning?
Which statement best illustrates an aspect of classical conditioning?
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What does an extinction burst indicate in behavior modification?
What does an extinction burst indicate in behavior modification?
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Which concept best describes an action that diminishes the occurrence of a behavior by applying an aversive consequence?
Which concept best describes an action that diminishes the occurrence of a behavior by applying an aversive consequence?
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In the context of operant conditioning, what does the 'C' in A.B.C. stand for?
In the context of operant conditioning, what does the 'C' in A.B.C. stand for?
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Which of the following sequences correctly represents the stages of learning?
Which of the following sequences correctly represents the stages of learning?
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What type of reinforcement is characterized by the fulfillment of a biological need?
What type of reinforcement is characterized by the fulfillment of a biological need?
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What is the best example of negative reinforcement in dog training?
What is the best example of negative reinforcement in dog training?
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Which of the following statements about clickers in dog training is true?
Which of the following statements about clickers in dog training is true?
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What type of operant conditioning is being used when a dog is rewarded for sitting instead of jumping?
What type of operant conditioning is being used when a dog is rewarded for sitting instead of jumping?
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What is the primary purpose of implementing consequences in operant conditioning?
What is the primary purpose of implementing consequences in operant conditioning?
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What is the correct classification of removing a harsh collar during training when a dog behaves appropriately?
What is the correct classification of removing a harsh collar during training when a dog behaves appropriately?
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Study Notes
Classical Conditioning
- A learning process where events are associated, leading to an unconditioned response triggered by a conditioned stimulus.
Premack Principle
- Describes how engaging in a preferred activity increases the likelihood of completing a less desirable behavior.
Negative Reinforcement
- Involves the removal of an unpleasant stimulus to increase desired behavior, exemplified by releasing pressure on a dog's ear once it complies.
Habituation
- Refers to decreased responsiveness to a repeated, meaningless stimulus, allowing the organism to focus on more significant stimuli.
Spontaneous Recovery
- Occurs when a previously extinguished behavior reemerges upon presentation of the stimulus, indicating the behavior is still latent.
Learned Irrelevance
- Occurs when a dog stops responding to a stimulus due to its lack of significance or meaning in the context of training.
Positive Punishment & Negative Reinforcement
- Involves adding an unpleasant consequence (yanking a leash and yelling) and removing an aversive stimuli (the other dog leaving), which impacts behavior.
Operant Conditioning and Punishment
- Punishment typically reduces the likelihood of a behavior reoccurring.
Ratio Schedule
- Variable Ratio (VR) schedule leads to high response rates and strong resistance to extinction due to unpredictability in reinforcement.
Overshadowing
- Describes a scenario where a less salient stimulus is ignored when paired with a more dominant established stimulus.
Extinction
- A process where previously reinforced behaviors decline due to discontinuation of reinforcement, leading to the learning of new behavior rules.
Extinction Burst
- A phenomenon where an old behavior temporarily increases before extinction takes effect after reinforcement is removed.
A.B.C's of Operant Conditioning
- Stands for Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence, highlighting the relationship between cues, actions, and outcomes.
Stages of Learning
- The four stages are Acquisition, Fluency, Generalization, and Maintenance, representing the progress in learning and behavior mastery.
Reinforcement Types
- Positive Reinforcement adds a desirable stimulus to strengthen behavior, while Negative Reinforcement removes an aversive stimulus to encourage behavior.
Clicker Training
- A clicker is considered a Secondary (Conditioned) Reinforcer, not a Primary Reinforcer, as it signals impending rewards.
Differential Reinforcement
- Involves reinforcing suitable behavior (like sitting) while reducing undesirable behavior (jumping), enhancing compliance without punishing.
Operant Conditioning Focus
- Emphasizes the importance of consequences in shaping animal behavior, driving the formation and alteration of responses based on outcomes.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts in learning theory, focusing on classical conditioning and the Premack Principle. This quiz will challenge your understanding of how learning can be influenced by associations and desirable activities. Select the best answers to demonstrate your grasp of these theories.