It'll- 5 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityNone Created by: 10dhallCreated on: 23-05-17 01:16 What was thorndikes cat experiment? Places cats in a puzzle box, found how to get out through trial and error, got reward, learned and repeated this behaviour to get more rewards 1 of 11 Explain thorndikes law of effect Responses that are rewarded get stronger, punished=weaker and only consequences determine whether the behaviour is repeated 2 of 11 What did skinner suggest? All behaviours are either reflexive or learnt through oc 3 of 11 What is the premack principle? Behaviours that are reinforced are high prob activities - high prob can reinforce low prob - e.g if complete low prob can have high prob 4 of 11 What is positive reinforcement? Rewarded by giving rewarding stimulus 5 of 11 What is negetive reinforcement? Rewarded by removing and unpleasant stimulus 6 of 11 What is positive punishment? Punishment by adding a unpleasant stimulus 7 of 11 What is negetive punishment? Punishment by removing a positive stimulus 8 of 11 What is intrinsic reinforcement? A behaviour done for its own sake e.g. Playing 9 of 11 What is extrinsic reinforcement? Behaviour performed for a future reward 10 of 11 What is a secondary reinforcer? Pairing a new stimulus with the stimulus that was learnt can comditoj the stimulus and make it a secondary reinforcer 11 of 11
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