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PsychologyOnline version Operant and Classical Conditioning by Ana🫐 1 Who is the main theorist of operant conditioning ? a Steven Pinker b A.J. Finn c B.F. Skinner d Ivan Pavlov 2 Which of the following does not relate to classical conditioning? a Neutral Stimulus (NS) b Neutral Response (NR) c Conditioned Stimulus (CS) d Conditioned Response (CR) 3 How learning happens in classical conditioning? a Learning by association between two stimuli. b Learning by association of two stimuli at different times. c Learning through consequences. d Learning to respond to one stimulus. 4 Which of the following combinations causes Conditioned stimulus? a Unconditioned response + Conditioned stimulus b Unconditioned stimulus + Neutral Stimulus c Conditioned response + Unconditioned response d Neutral stimulus + Unconditioned response 5 Which statement best explains the difference of positive and negative punishment? a Adding a bad experience to discourage a behaviour, removing a good experience to discourage a behaviour. b Adding something pleasant to encourage a behaviour, removing something pleasant to encourage a behaviour. c Adding a bad experience to discourage a behaviour, removing something pleasant to encourage a behaviour. d Removing a bad experience to discourage a behaviour, adding something pleasant to encourage a behaviour. 6 When the students are misbehaving in the classroom, the teacher goes silent in order to get the students’ attention. When this is repeated, what type of conditioning occurs? a Finner conditioning b Stanley conditioning c Instrumental conditioning d Respondent conditioning 7 A worker is awarded with a bonus when they perform well, which term is the correct answer? a Negative punishment b Positive punishment c Negative reinforcement d Positive reinforcement 8 If learning occurs by giving something pleasant in response to a behaviour, which of the following terms is correct? a Positive reinforcement b Negative reinforcement c Positive punishment d Negative punishment 9 Which statement best explains the role of neutral stimulus? a It is a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without prior learning. b It is a stimulus that initially produces no specific response until it is paired with an unconditioned stimulus. c It is a stimulus that always causes a conditioned response before any learning occurs. d It is a stimulus that decreases the likelihood of a behavior being repeated. 10 A group of students develops a role-play activity to show how reinforcement affects behavior in everyday life. What does this task show that they are able to do? a Recall information accurately. b Apply an existing concept to a new context. c Generate an original way to demonstrate a concept. d Analyze the structure of reinforcement schedules.

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by Ana🫐

Who is the main theorist of operant conditioning ?

Which of the following does not relate to classical conditioning?

How learning happens in classical conditioning?

Which of the following combinations causes Conditioned stimulus?

Which statement best explains the difference of positive and negative punishment?

When the students are misbehaving in the classroom, the teacher goes silent in order to get the students’ attention. When this is repeated, what type of conditioning occurs?

A worker is awarded with a bonus when they perform well, which term is the correct answer?

If learning occurs by giving something pleasant in response to a behaviour, which of the following terms is correct?

Which statement best explains the role of neutral stimulus?

A group of students develops a role-play activity to show how reinforcement affects behavior in everyday life. What does this task show that they are able to do?