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[PSY 11] Chapter 5: Learning
 

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Chapter 5 – Learning Quiz

by Rin Leveque
1

Ever since she was scared by a dog as a young child, Briana has been afraid of all dogs. The fact that she is afraid of not only the original dog but all types of dogs is an example of:

2

In Watson and Rayner’s experiment with “Little Albert,” the conditioned stimulus (CS) was:

3

Jalen cannot sleep because he is terribly worried about his research paper. So Jalen decides to get out of bed and continue working on the paper. Although he stays up to nearly 3 a.m., he is relieved that it is done and easily falls off to sleep. In the future, Jalen will be more likely to finish his work before going to bed so that he can avoid the worry and sleeplessness. Such behavior is an example of:

4

Little Jimmie’s mother was upset to find that Jimmie had not picked up his building blocks after repeated requests to do so. The next morning, Jimmie found all his blocks had been picked up and put into a bag on top of the refrigerator. Jimmie’s mother told him that he couldn’t play with his blocks for the next 2 days. Which type of discipline did she use?

5

Kyla signed up for a new credit card that offers reward miles for every purchase. Kyla plans to make as many purchases as she can so that she can accumulate enough miles to go on a trip over spring break. Such an approach is an example of:

6

Riley’s parents have decided to take a 3-week trip to Europe. Consequently, Riley’s mother will not be able to make her famous pies for the upcoming bake sale. When her mother encourages Riley to bake the pies herself, Riley panics at first, but then she finds that she knows how to put the recipe together. Her ability to prepare the recipe is an example of:

7

In classical conditioning, behavior typically is _______, whereas with operant conditioning, behavior is _______.

8

Which of the following is an example of the use of extinction with operant conditioning?

9

Jenna failed repeatedly in college algebra. Finally, she gave up and was seriously considering dropping out of college. One day, her best friend offered to personally help her if she signed up for college algebra again, but she refused. What concept might explain her reluctance?

10

What is the relationship between negative reinforcement and punishment?

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