Across |
3. | __ is the process of a behavior disappearing because it is no longer rewarded. |
6. | After eating a tuna and peanut butter sandwich, you barf all over the dining room table. Now, you dislike tuna and peanut butter sandwiches . . . this is an example of __. (2 Words) |
8. | When a conditioned response returns after extinction |
10. | Type of stimulus that is initially paired with an unconditioned stimulus (2 Words) |
12. | Type of conditioning that involves learning associations between stimuli (2 Words) |
13. | gradual technique of reducing fears in which people are taught relaxation techniques |
14. | When a pleasant stimulus is paired with an unpleasant stimulus |
17. | __ simply refers to learning an association between a behavior and its reinforcement |
18. | Learning that depends on mental activity that is not directly observable (2 Words) |
20. | Food is a _ reinforcer. |
21. | In this kind of learning, behavior is either reinforced or punished. (2 Words) |
24. | When a conditioned response returns after extinction (2 Words) |
25. | The process by which practice or experience results in a relatively permanent change in behavior |
26. | You\'92d like to teach your new parrot a complex behavior. So, you\'92ve decided to reward him as you train him; giving him a small piece of banana for each step he learns until he finally has learned to do the whole complex behavior. This is an example of |
27. | A stimulus or event that follows a behavior and makes that behavior more likely to occur again |
28. | conditioning that remains hidden until needed (2 Words) |
29. | Gambling is the classic real-life example of this schedule |