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Operant Conditioning – Associative Learning (PSY, BIO)
About the Lecture
The lecture Operant Conditioning – Associative Learning (PSY, BIO) by Tarry Ahuja, PhD is from the course Attitude and Behavior Change.
Included Quiz Questions
Who theorized about operant conditioning?
- Burrhus Frederic Skinner
- Ivan Pavlov
- Robert Rescorla and Allan Wagner
- Edward Thorndike
- Joseph LeDoux
Which of the following is true in operant conditions?
- They use rewards and punishments to cause associative learning.
- They use laws and sanctions to influence behavior.
- They use conditions as a neutral stimulus to an innate response.
- They rely on repeated exposure to a stimulus to cause a decreasing response.
- They rely on repeated exposure to a stimulus to cause an increasing response.
Which of the following is referred to as reinforcement?
- It is the increased likelihood of repetition of a behavior.
- Removing a negative stimulus increases the likelihood of repetition of a behavior.
- Removing a negative stimulus decreases the likelihood of repetition of a behavior.
- It is based on frequency of stimulus.
- Adding a positive stimulus decreases the likelihood of repetition of a behavior.
Which of the following is a primary reinforcer?
- Pain avoidance
- Bell
- Tokens
- Gold stars
- Academic grades
Which of the following types of operant conditioning leads to the longest-lasting behavior change?
- Combination reinforcement
- Continuous reinforcement
- Fixed-ratio reinforcement
- Variable-ratio reinforcement
- Variable-interval reinforcement
Which type of reinforcement schedule has a changing relationship between reinforcement and time?
- Variable-interval schedule
- Variable-ratio schedule
- Combination reinforcement
- Continuous reinforcement
- Fixed-interval schedule
Author of lecture Operant Conditioning – Associative Learning (PSY, BIO)
Tarry Ahuja, PhD
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The lecture was very well explained with very practical examples
