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FREE PSYCHOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT UNIT 4 AP
PSYCH EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Extrinsic Motivation
Answer:
-A desire to perform a behavior to receive promised rewards or avoid threatened punishment
- Excessive reward can destroy intrinsic motivation with the overjustification effect
Question 2: Classical conditioning
Answer:
type of learning where we associate 2 stimuli and anticipate events after repetion
Question 3: Fixed Interval
Answer:
Reinforcement after a set period of time
Ex: Weekly Exam
Question 4: Conditioned Response (CR)
(learned)
Answer:
a learned response to a previously neutral stimulus (NS) but now a conditioned stimulus
Question 5: Partial
Reinforcement
Answer:
Reinforcing a response only part of the time Occurs more often in real life
Pro: resistance to extinction is greater
Con: Learning is slower to appear
Question 6: Instinctive Drift
Answer:
the tendency of learned behavior to gradually revert to biologically predisposed patterns
Question 7: Edward Thorndike
Answer:
- placed a cat in a puzzle box with food reward outside the box
- reapted experment many times and observed that cats escaped from the box more quickly over
-concluded that rewarded behavior is likely to reoccur and he called it law of effect
succsesi
Question 8: Higher Order Pairing
Also called second-order conditioning
Answer:
Higher Order Pairing Also called second-order conditioning
EX: Bell (CS) paired with black square (N)
Dog salivates at the black square (CS) alone
Question 9: Chaining
Answer:
Links separate behaviors
Ex: Obstacle course
Question 10: Extinction
Answer:
Dog stops responding to bell because food (US) is never paired with the bell (CS) after the initial learning
Question 11: Negative Punishment
Answer:
Take away something pleasant Omission training
Ex: Take away driving privileges
Question 12: Reinforcements
Answer:
Reinforcements = encourages behaviors to be repeated
Not one size fits all - what is reinforcing for one person/animal many not be to another
Ability to Use
Primary Reinforcement = ex: food, clothing
Secondary Reinforcement = ex: money, token econ
Question 13: Internal Locus of Control
Answer:
The perception that we direct and create our own fate
Question 14: Albert Bandura
Answer:
- 2016 U.S. National Medal of Science
- Pioneering researcher of observational learning
- Process of Modeling - learn by watching others
- Vicarious Reinforcements / Punishments
- Social Learning Theory
- The Bobo Doll Study
Question 15: Problem-Focused Coping
Answer:
Attempt to alleviate stress directly - by changing the stressor or the way we interact with that stressor
Question 16: Variable Interval
Answer:
Reinforcement after an unpredictable length of time
Ex: Pop Quiz
Question 17: Shaping
Answer:
Reinforce steps to behavior
Ex: Brushing Teeth
Question 18: Punishment
Answer:
Punishment = Discourages a behavior
Question 19: Associative learning
Answer:
is linking two events that occur close together in time
Question 20: External Locus of Control
Answer:
The perception that chance or outside forces beyond our personal direction determine our fate
Question 21: What is Personal Control?
Answer:
Our sense of impaction and direction on our environment rather than feeling helpless Our belief in our level of control can determine our choice in coping responses
Question 22: Conditioned Stimulus (CS)
(learned )
Answer:
A previously (NS) that is paired with {US} and result,triggers a conditioned response.
Question 23: Unconditioned response {UR}
(not learned, natural response)
Answer:
naturally occurring response to the US
Question 24: B.F.Skinner
Answer:
Coined Operant Conditioning Focus on Reinforcements Skinner Box