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Froggy Jumps Behaviorism Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on key concepts of behaviorism and conditioning! by Sokunthea SENG 1 What is behaviorism primarily focused on? a Emotional responses b Internal thoughts c Observable behavior 2 What does positive reinforcement do? a Increases behavior by adding a pleasant stimulus b Decreases behavior by adding a stimulus c Increases behavior by removing a stimulus 3 What is operant conditioning? a Learning through association b Learning through observation c Learning through consequences of behavior 4 What is an unconditioned stimulus? a A neutral stimulus b A stimulus that naturally triggers a response c A learned response 5 What does extinction refer to in conditioning? a The weakening of a conditioned response b The strengthening of a response c The introduction of new stimuli 6 What is a secondary reinforcer? a A primary need b An unconditioned response c A stimulus that gains value through association 7 What is classical conditioning? a Learning through punishment b Learning through association between stimuli c Learning through rewards 8 What is punishment in behaviorism? a A reward that increases behavior b A consequence that decreases a behavior c A neutral response 9 What are primary reinforcers? a Reinforcers that are neutral b Reinforcers that require learning c Reinforcers that satisfy basic biological needs 10 What does discrimination mean in conditioning? a The process of reinforcement b The ability to distinguish between different stimuli c The inability to learn

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Behaviorism Quiz ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge on key concepts of behaviorism and conditioning!

by Sokunthea SENG

What is behaviorism primarily focused on?

Emotional responses

Internal thoughts

Observable behavior

What does positive reinforcement do?

Increases behavior by adding a pleasant stimulus

Decreases behavior by adding a stimulus

Increases behavior by removing a stimulus

What is operant conditioning?

Learning through association

Learning through observation

Learning through consequences of behavior

What is an unconditioned stimulus?

A neutral stimulus

A stimulus that naturally triggers a response

A learned response

What does extinction refer to in conditioning?

The weakening of a conditioned response

The strengthening of a response

The introduction of new stimuli

What is a secondary reinforcer?

A primary need

An unconditioned response

A stimulus that gains value through association

What is classical conditioning?

Learning through punishment

Learning through association between stimuli

Learning through rewards

What is punishment in behaviorism?

A reward that increases behavior

A consequence that decreases a behavior

A neutral response

What are primary reinforcers?

Reinforcers that are neutral

Reinforcers that require learning

Reinforcers that satisfy basic biological needs

What does discrimination mean in conditioning?

The process of reinforcement

The ability to distinguish between different stimuli

The inability to learn

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Behaviorism Quiz ChallengeOnline version

by Sokunthea SENG

What is behaviorism primarily focused on?

What does positive reinforcement do?

What is operant conditioning?

What is an unconditioned stimulus?

What does extinction refer to in conditioning?

What is a secondary reinforcer?

What is classical conditioning?

What is punishment in behaviorism?

What are primary reinforcers?

What does discrimination mean in conditioning?

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