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1 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 People ClassicalOperantObservationalCARTOONS

2 Russian Scientist, taught dogs to salivate

3 Who is Pavlov?

4 He created a box and trained birds to turn in a circle

5 Who is Skinner?

6 He trained Little Albert to fear

7 Who is Watson?

8 He used puzzle boxes with rats

9 Who is Thorndike?

10 He studied insight learning w/ chimps by hanging bananas from the ceiling

11 Who is Wolfgang Kohler?

12 It becomes the CS w/ conditioning

13 WHAT IS The NS?

14 A reaction that is automatic/untrained

15 WHAT IS the UCR?

16 Responding the same way to a similar stimulus

17 WHAT IS GENERALIZATION?

18 RESPONDING DIFFERENTLY TO SIMILAR STIMULI

19 WHAT IS DISCRIMINATION?

20 WEAKENING OR FADING OF THE CS WHEN NOT PAIRED W/ THE UCS

21 WHAT IS EXTINCTION?

22 ALSO KNOWN AS ____ AND ERROR LEARNING

23 WHAT IS TRIAL?

24 THEY INCREASE THE LIKELIHOOD OF A BEHAVIOR

25 WHAT IS A REINFORCER?

26 FOOD AND SEX ARE EXAMPLES OF THEM.

27 WHAT ARE PRIMARY REINFORCERS?

28 REWARDING BEHAVIOR AFTER A SET/PREDICTABLE NUMBER OF RESPONSES.

29 WHAT IS A FIXED RATIO SCHEDULE?

30 ALSO KNOWN AS NEGATIVE PUNISHMENT.

31 WHAT IS OMISSION TRAINING?

32 HE CONDUCTED THE BOBO DOLL EXPERIMENT

33 WHO IS ALBERT BANDURA?

34 FLAWED ASPECT OF BOBO EXPERIMENT WHERE OBJECTS LIKE MALLETS ARE USED A CERTAIN WAY DUE TO PREVIOUS NOTIONS OF HOW THE OBJECT SHOULD BE USED

35 WHAT IS THE WEAPONS EFFECT?

36 It involves self-confidence and capability.

37 WHAT IS SELF-EFFICACY?

38 WHAT YOU GIVE YOURSELF WITH SELF-REGULATION

39 WHAT ARE REWARDS?

40 THE FOUR CONDITIONS FOR EFFECTIVE MODELING

41 WHAT ARE ATTENTION, RETENTION, MOTOR REPRODUCTION AND MOTIVATION?

42 HE WAS ON FAMILY GUY, BUT NOW HAS HIS OWN SHOW.

43 WHO IS CLEVELAND?

44 THE NAME OF SHAGGY AND SCOOBY’S VAN

45 WHAT IS THE MYSTERY MACHINE?

46 SHOW FEATURING TIMMY TURNER.

47 WHAT IS FAIRLY ODDPARENTS?

48 1980s cartoon-featuring Liono, Cheetarah, and Mumra. Best cartoon ever.

49 WHO ARE THE THUNDERCATS?

50 SHOW WHERE U WOULD FIND SKIPPER AND KOWALSKI

51 WHAT ARE THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR?

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