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What is the principle of habituation?
What is the principle of habituation?
- A decreasing reaction to a stimulus when repeatedly exposed to it (correct)
- The ability to learn new behaviors in response to changing circumstances
- An increasing reaction to a stimulus when repeatedly exposed to it
- The realization that certain events occur hand in hand
Which type of learning involves learning to repeat actions that yield pleasurable results or vice-versa?
Which type of learning involves learning to repeat actions that yield pleasurable results or vice-versa?
- Habituation learning
- Associative learning
- Operant conditioning (correct)
- Classical conditioning
In the context of learning, who is considered the father of classical conditioning?
In the context of learning, who is considered the father of classical conditioning?
- B.F. Skinner
- Sigmund Freud
- Ivan Pavlov (correct)
- John Watson
What does associative learning involve?
What does associative learning involve?
How can learning by association be best described?
How can learning by association be best described?
Flashcards
Habituation
Habituation
A decrease in response to a stimulus after repeated exposure to it.
Operant Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Learning to repeat actions that lead to positive outcomes, or avoid those that lead to negative outcomes.
Classical Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Learning through association of two stimuli, where one stimulus evokes a particular response.
Associative Learning
Associative Learning
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Learning by Association
Learning by Association
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