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Across 1. type of reinforcement that we learn has value, like money 3. any consequence that increases the future likelihood of a behaviour 7. decreases behaviour by following it with an undesirable consequence (2 words) 8. psychological theory that focuses on observable behaviours 9. diminishing of a learned response 17. stimulus that triggers a response automatically and reflexively (2 words) 19. type of learning when a stimulus gains the power to cause a response (2 words) 20. relatively permanent change in behaviour caused by experience 21. type of reinforcement that is naturally reinforcing, like food 23. type of neurons that activate when performing actions or observing other do so 24. behaviour that is positive and helpful 25. learning that occurs by seeing consequences of another's beahviour 26. any behaviour or action 27. response to the conditioned stimulus 28. previously neutral stimulus that gains the power to cause a response (2 words)

Down 2. process of developing a learned response 4. type of learning which increases or decreases behaviour depending on the consequence (2 words) 5. decreases behaviour by following it with removal of desirable event (2 words) 6. increases a behaviour by following it with removal of undesirable event (2 words) 10. any consequence that decreases the future likelihood of a behaviour 11. increases a behaviour by following it with a desirable consequence (2 words) 12. automatic response to an US (2 words) 13. anything in the environment that one can respond to 14. producing the same response to two similar stimuli 15. ability to distinguish between two signals or stimuli 16. behaviour that is negative and destructive 18. type of learning by observing others 22. reinforcement of behaviours that are increasingly similar to the desired one