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1 Learning Chapter 7

2 What is “Learning”? Learning Association

3 Types of Conditioning Operant Conditioning Skinner Modeling Bandura

4 Classical Conditioning
Identified four characteristics of classical conditioning

5 Pavlovian Classical Conditioning
Unconditioned Response (UR) Conditioned Stimulus ( ) (CR)

6 Notes

7 Pavlovian Classical Conditioning
must be present no more than before the Extinction

8 Pavlovian Classical Conditioning
Generalization

9 Types of Conditioning Classical Conditioning Modeling
Ivan Pavlov / John Watson Modeling Bandura

10 Skinnerean Operant Conditioning
Basics of Operant Conditioning

11 Notes

12 Notes

13 Reinforcers A reinforcer is any stimulus which behavior
There are two types of reinforcers: Negative reinforcement is different from

14 Notes

15 Skinnerean Operant Conditioning
Immediate Gives rise to

16 Skinnerean Operant Conditioning
Fixed Fixed Interval

17 Applications of Skinnerean Operant conditioning
Training animals Token Economies

18 Problems With Skinnerearn Operant Conditioning
Latent learning

19 Types of Conditioning Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning
Ivan Pavlov / John Watson Operant Conditioning Skinner

20 Bandura’s Observational Learning
Modeling Mirror Neurons

21 Bandura’s Observational Learning
Media and Aggression

22 Learning – Myths or Facts?
Sleep Assisted Learning Learning Style What is your learning style?

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