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| use something high on your preference list to bribe to do something low on the preference list (get to drive the car if you mow the lawn) |
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| learning that is not demonstrated at time it occurs |
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| demonstrating desirable behavior in order to teach it to someone |
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| learning conditioned responses by watching what happens to others |
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| second order conditioning |
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| CS acts like a UCS and creates a conditioned response (white coat hypertensives) |
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| tell the difference between similar stimuli |
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| instrumental conditioning |
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| responses are strengthened when they create rewards |
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| presented after a response as a reward |
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| remove unpleasant stimulus |
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| reduces frequency of operant behavior by presenting unpleasant stimulus or removing pleasant one |
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| removing pleasant stimulus |
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| learning that responses do not affect consequences, failure to exert control over environment |
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| learning how to do things by watching others |
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| modification of pre-existing behavior through experience |
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