Classical Conditioning — definition?
Learning via association between stimuli.
Unconditioned Stimulus — role?
Triggers response without prior learning.
Operant Conditioning — role?
Behavior shaped by consequences.
Conditioned Stimulus — definition?
Neutral stimulus becomes meaningful after pairing.
Key Figures — Watson and Skinner?
Founders of behaviorism and operant theory.
Extinction — in classical conditioning?
CR weakens when CS repeats without US.
Operant Conditioning — influence?
Behaviors shaped by consequences.
Positive Reinforcement — example?
Adding praise to encourage behavior.
Negative Punishment — example?
Removing privileges to reduce behavior.
Reinforcement schedules — purpose?
Determine pattern of reinforcement delivery.
Test your knowledge with 9 questions on Learning Through Conditioning.
1. What is classical conditioning?
2. Which term describes a stimulus that naturally triggers a response without prior learning?
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