Question 1

Taste aversions are acquired through  __________.

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Question 2

To test for the presence of classical conditioning, which of the following would you omit?

Accepted Answer

A)   the conditioned stimulus (CS) 
B)   the unconditioned stimulus (US) 
C)   the conditioned response (CR) 
D)   the unconditioned response (UR)

Question 3

Describe the role of feedback in skill learning.

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Question 4

For those who advocate the informational view of conditioning, what is the end product (result)  of conditioning?

Accepted Answer

A)   visual adaptations
B)   discriminative cues
C)   response chains
D)   expectations about events

Question 5

In classical conditioning, what is the most important aspect to consider in how we learn?

Accepted Answer

A)   antecedents
B)   consequences
C)   rewards
D)   punishers

Question 6

Sometime after a horse knocked him down at summer camp, Arnold overcame this fear and he went horseback riding regularly until camp ended. On the first day of camp the following summer, while being helped onto a horse, he started to cry and said he was scared. Why?

Accepted Answer

A)   generalization
B)   discrimination
C)   spontaneous recovery
D)   extinction

Question 7

What do we call events that occur just before a response?

Accepted Answer

A)   precursors
B)   consequences
C)   antecedents
D)   prologues

Question 8

From explanations offered by Albert Bandura's Bo-Bo doll study, we discovered that a problem with viewing television violence is that it may lead children to be more aggressive. How does this happen?

Accepted Answer

A)   by increasing children's frustration levels
B)   through positive transfer
C)   through negative transfer
D)   through observational learning

Question 9

In classical conditioning, to respond differently to different stimuli is to do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)   to assimilate
B)   to accommodate
C)   to adapt
D)   to discriminate

Question 10

What does the Premack principle state?

Accepted Answer

A)   Primary reinforcers are the best rewards.
B)   Secondary reinforcers are the best rewards.
C)   Things you do frequently can act as rewards.
D)   Duplicating a response depends on whether the learner can reproduce the behaviour.

Question 11

In classical conditioning, what is the best way to describe the conditioned response?

Accepted Answer

A)   the conditioned response (CR)  is unlearned
B)   the conditioned response (CR)  is learned
C)   the conditioned response (CR)  is reflexive
D)   the conditioned response (CR)  is innate

Question 12

What do we call the unexpected reappearance of old associations after extinction has occurred?

Accepted Answer

A)   generalization
B)   spontaneous recovery
C)   shaping
D)   latent learning

Question 13

Philip is reinforced with a $10 bill every time he presses a lever. Which of the following does this example illustrate?

Accepted Answer

A)   the partial reinforcement effect
B)   fixed-interval reinforcement
C)   continuous reinforcement
D)   variable-interval reinforcement

Question 14

Katherine is a telemarketer who receives $6 for every ten calls she makes. Which type of reinforcement schedule does this example illustrate?

Accepted Answer

A)   a fixed-interval reinforcement schedule
B)   a fixed-ratio reinforcement schedule
C)   a variable-ratio reinforcement schedule
D)   a variable-interval reinforcement schedule

Question 15

In operant conditioning, a response will eventually disappear if reinforcement is withheld. What is this procedure called?

Accepted Answer

A)   satiation
B)   fading
C)   inhibition
D)   operant extinction

Question 16

Which of the following statements applies to punishment?

Accepted Answer

A)   punishment increases responses
B)   punishment extinguishes unwanted behaviour
C)   punishment is better than reinforcement for response acquisition
D)   punishment is the same as negative reinforcement

Question 17

Why are primary reinforcers effective?

Accepted Answer

A)   because we want approval for our actions
B)   because they increase the frequency of a response
C)   because they satisfy biological needs for survival
D)   because they are a learned reaction to a previously neutral stimulus

Question 18

If a subject in a study makes a connection between a stimulus and a consequence, what are the researchers most likely studying?

Accepted Answer

A)   classical conditioning
B)   operant conditioning
C)   observational learning
D)   respondent conditioning

Question 19

A father is "potty training" his son, Kenneth. First, he allows Kenneth to become acclimated to his pot, then Kenneth gets reinforced for sitting on the pot, and finally he gets a reinforcer only if he does something on the pot. Which procedure is the father using?

Accepted Answer

A)   negative reinforcement
B)   intermittent conditioning
C)   generalization
D)   shaping

Question 20

What does the cognitive perspective in learning theory emphasize?

Accepted Answer

A)   the role played by mental processes in learning
B)   the study of human behaviour rather than animal behaviour
C)   the relationship between observable behaviours and environmental effects
D)   the study of the environment's impact on learning

Exam 6: Conditioning and Learning

Why are primary reinforcers effective?

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In operant conditioning, a response will eventually disappear if reinforcement is withheld. What is this procedure called?

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Taste aversions are acquired through __________.

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To test for the presence of classical conditioning, which of the following would you omit?

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Philip is reinforced with a $10 bill every time he presses a lever. Which of the following does this example illustrate?

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In classical conditioning, what is the most important aspect to consider in how we learn?

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Which of the following statements applies to punishment?

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Describe the role of feedback in skill learning.

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If a subject in a study makes a connection between a stimulus and a consequence, what are the researchers most likely studying?

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What does the cognitive perspective in learning theory emphasize?

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In classical conditioning, what is the best way to describe the conditioned response?

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In classical conditioning, to respond differently to different stimuli is to do which of the following?

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From explanations offered by Albert Bandura's Bo-Bo doll study, we discovered that a problem with viewing television violence is that it may lead children to be more aggressive. How does this happen?

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What do we call events that occur just before a response?

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What do we call the unexpected reappearance of old associations after extinction has occurred?

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For those who advocate the informational view of conditioning, what is the end product (result) of conditioning?

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What does the Premack principle state?

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Sometime after a horse knocked him down at summer camp, Arnold overcame this fear and he went horseback riding regularly until camp ended. On the first day of camp the following summer, while being helped onto a horse, he started to cry and said he was scared. Why?

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A father is "potty training" his son, Kenneth. First, he allows Kenneth to become acclimated to his pot, then Kenneth gets reinforced for sitting on the pot, and finally he gets a reinforcer only if he does something on the pot. Which procedure is the father using?

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Katherine is a telemarketer who receives $6 for every ten calls she makes. Which type of reinforcement schedule does this example illustrate?

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