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| Describe the Harlow monkey experiment and discuss the findings. |
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| Monkey's were given two replacement for a motherly option. Either a comfortable substitution that offered no food or a wire made substitution with a food source. The monkey's always choose comfort until they were in danger of starvation. Harlow proved an emotion tie between infant and caregiver. |
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| (1) is the permanent change in knowledge and behavior that is the result of experience. |
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| In Pavlov's experiment, the UCS was the (2). |
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| When kiddos have learned to fear speeding cars, but also fear speeding trucks it could be said that (3) has occurred. |
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| (4) increases behavior while (5) decreases a behavior. |
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4. Positive reinforcement
5. Negative punishment |
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| (6) learning is said to be the result of pairing consequences with behavior. |
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| (7) learning is said to be the result of associating a neutral item with an unconditioned stimulus |
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| What is the difference between a negative reinforcer and a positive reinforcer? Give an example of each. |
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Positive reinforcer adds a stimulus to promote positive results.
Give a higher grade in class for hard work. |
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| What is the difference between a negative reinforcer and a positive reinforcer? Give an example of each. |
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Negative reinforcement takes away a stimulus to promote a positive result.
Taking medication to take away pain. |
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| What is Eric Ericson's therory of social development? |
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| Pick one of Eric Erikson's stages and decribe that possible outcomes of this stage. |
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