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Ch. 7 Learning (Pages 291-303) Textbook Questions Part 1

1. Define: adaptability.

1. Define: adaptability.

2. Define: learning.

2. Define: learning.

3. List three types of learning.

3. List three types of learning.

4. P. 292: Define: associative learning.

4. P. 292: Define: associative learning.

5. What is conditioning?

5. What is conditioning?

6. What occurs in classical conditioning?

6. What occurs in classical conditioning?

7. P. 293: How does operant conditioning work?

7. P. 293: How does operant conditioning work?

8. Describe observational learning.

8. Describe observational learning.

9. P. 294: What type of learning is IVAN PAVLOV most closely associated with?

9. P. 294: What type of learning is IVAN PAVLOV most closely associated with?

10. What “school” of psychology is John B 10. What “school” of psychology is John B. Watson most closely associated with?

10. What “school” of psychology is John B 10. What “school” of psychology is John B. Watson most closely associated with?

11. Describe Behaviorism.

11. Describe Behaviorism.

12. P. 295: Define: unconditioned response (UR)

12. P. 295: Define: unconditioned response (UR)

13. Define: unconditioned stimulus (US)

13. Define: unconditioned stimulus (US)

14. Define: conditioned response (CR)

14. Define: conditioned response (CR)

15. Define: conditioned stimulus (CS)

15. Define: conditioned stimulus (CS)

16. P. 296: List the five major conditioning processes.

16. P. 296: List the five major conditioning processes.

17. What is the term for “initial learning”?

17. What is the term for “initial learning”?

18. Conditioning helps an animal __________________ and _____________________-- by responding to cues that  help it gain _________________, avoid dangers, locate ________________, and produce offspring.

18. Conditioning helps an animal __________________ and _____________________-- by responding to cues that  help it gain _________________, avoid dangers, locate ________________, and produce offspring.

19. P. 297: Define: extinction.

19. P. 297: Define: extinction.

20. P. 298: What is spontaneous recovery?

20. P. 298: What is spontaneous recovery?

21. What is generalization, with regards to the CS?

21. What is generalization, with regards to the CS?

22. P. 299: What is discrimination, with regards to the CS?

22. P. 299: What is discrimination, with regards to the CS?

23. P. 300: Humans, too, seem biologically prepared to learn some ________________________ rather than others.

23. P. 300: Humans, too, seem biologically prepared to learn some ________________________ rather than others.

24. P. 303: What was John Watson’s famous experiment with “Little Albert”?

24. P. 303: What was John Watson’s famous experiment with “Little Albert”?

25. What profession did John Watson enter after leaving academia?

25. What profession did John Watson enter after leaving academia?