An award (with a history of exposure to primary and secondary reinforcers) may, potentially, be available.
Repeated exposure to the same stimulus can cause a decreased response.
A type of associative learning that take advantage of biological and instinctual responses to create associations between two unrelated stimuli.
Increasing the frequency of a desired behavior by removing something unpleasant. (Taking aspirin to relieve a headache)
An organism learns to distinguish between two similar stimuli.
A stimulus that is close enough to the conditioned stimulus produces a conditioned response.
A normally neutral stimulus that, through association, causes a reflexive response.
Behavior that prevents the unpleasantness of something that hasn't happened yet.
Increasing a behavior by adding a positive consequence or incentive following a desired behavior.
Behavior to reduce the unpleasantness of something that already exists.
Voluntary behaviors are linked to consequences in a effort to alter the frequency of behavior.
Any stimulus that brings about a reflexive response.
A neutral stimuli that has the potential to become a conditioning stimulus.
When an extinct conditioned stimulus is presented, sometimes a weak response is exhibited.
SIGNALING STIMULI
ESCAPE LEARNING
OPERANT CONDITIONING
DISCRIMINATION
DISCRIMINATIVE STIMULUS
POSITIVE REINFORCERS
CLASSICAL CONDITIONING
UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS
HABITUATION
NEGATIVE REINFORCERS
CONDITIONED RESPONSE
GENERALIZATION
AVOIDANCE LEARNING
SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY
