Applied Behavioural Psychology (2) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyApplied Behavioural PsychologyUniversityNone Created by: beth_fosterCreated on: 18-11-18 17:01 Shaping Reinforcing successive approximations of the target behaviour 1 of 16 Blocking Current CS blocks conditioning of a NS in a compound stimulus 2 of 16 4-term Contingency Motivating operation - Discriminative stimulus - Behaviour - Reinforcer/Punisher 3 of 16 Ratio Reinforcement Schedule Reinforcer provided after a number of responses; fixed or variable 4 of 16 Continuous Reinforcement Schedule Reinforcer provided every time a behaviour occurs; less resistant to extinction 5 of 16 Interval Reinforcement Schedule Reinforcer provided for the first response after a period of time; fixed or variable 6 of 16 Concurrent Reinforcement Schedules 2+ reinforcement schedules available simultaneously 7 of 16 Stimulus Generalisation Similar responses to similar stimuli 8 of 16 Stimulus Discrimination Different responses to different stimuli 9 of 16 Habituation Decrease in the UR after repeated presentation of US 10 of 16 Spontaneous Recovery Increased response magnitude to US or CS following habituation or respondent extinction 11 of 16 Latent Inhibition Familiar stimuli take longer to become CS 12 of 16 Intermittent Reinforcement Behaviour not reinforced every time is more resistant to extinction 13 of 16 Rule-governed Behaviour Governed by verbal rules; consequences not always experienced directly; less sensitive to contingency changes 14 of 16 Contingency-shaped Behaviour Shaped by consequences; more sensitive to contingency changes 15 of 16 Temporal Discounting The value of a consequence decreases as the delay to the consequence increases 16 of 16
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