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Froggy Jumps Learning Theories Quiz - Group OneOnline version Key learning theories by Group One 1 In classical conditioning, which stimulus becomes associated with the reflex to trigger a conditioned response? a Conditioned stimulus b Neutral stimulus c Unconditioned stimulus 2 In operant conditioning, which consequence strengthens a behavior when it follows the behavior? a Reinforcement b Punishment c Extinction 3 Which theory emphasizes mental processes like expectations and beliefs in learning? a Behaviorism b Cognitive learning theory c Classical conditioning 4 Who proposed the social learning theory, stressing learning by observing others? a Albert Bandura b B.F. Skinner c Ivan Pavlov 5 In operant conditioning, removing something unpleasant to increase a behavior is called what? a Negative reinforcement b Positive punishment c Negative punishment 6 After repeated pairing, the neutral stimulus becomes what in classical conditioning? a conditioned stimulus b Reinforcement c Unconditioned stimulus 7 According to cognitive learning theory, learning occurs through what process? a Pure conditioning b Simple stimulus-response c Mental representation and processing 8 In social learning theory, what is modeling? a Direct reinforcement only b The learner imitates observed behavior c Unconscious drives 9 A driver fastens their seatbelt purely to stop the loud, annoying beeping sound made by the car's dashboard. In operant conditioning, stopping the unpleasant sound to increase the habit of wearing a seatbelt is an example of a Positive reinforcement b Negative reinforcement c Negative punishment 10 A young boy watches his older sister clear the dinner table and receive praise from their parents. The next evening, the boy clears the table without being asked. This behavior is a prime example of which learning concept ? a Psychoanalytic theory b Social learning theory c Behaviorism

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Learning Theories Quiz - Group OneOnline version

Key learning theories

by Group One

In classical conditioning, which stimulus becomes associated with the reflex to trigger a conditioned response?

Conditioned stimulus

Neutral stimulus

Unconditioned stimulus

In operant conditioning, which consequence strengthens a behavior when it follows the behavior?

Reinforcement

Punishment

Extinction

Which theory emphasizes mental processes like expectations and beliefs in learning?

Behaviorism

Cognitive learning theory

Classical conditioning

Who proposed the social learning theory, stressing learning by observing others?

Albert Bandura

B.F. Skinner

Ivan Pavlov

In operant conditioning, removing something unpleasant to increase a behavior is called what?

Negative reinforcement

Positive punishment

Negative punishment

After repeated pairing, the neutral stimulus becomes what in classical conditioning?

conditioned stimulus

Reinforcement

Unconditioned stimulus

According to cognitive learning theory, learning occurs through what process?

Pure conditioning

Simple stimulus-response

Mental representation and processing

In social learning theory, what is modeling?

Direct reinforcement only

The learner imitates observed behavior

Unconscious drives

A driver fastens their seatbelt purely to stop the loud, annoying beeping sound made by the car's dashboard. In operant conditioning, stopping the unpleasant sound to increase the habit of wearing a seatbelt is an example of

Positive reinforcement

Negative reinforcement

Negative punishment

A young boy watches his older sister clear the dinner table and receive praise from their parents. The next evening, the boy clears the table without being asked. This behavior is a prime example of which learning concept ?

Psychoanalytic theory

Social learning theory

Behaviorism

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by Group One

In classical conditioning, which stimulus becomes associated with the reflex to trigger a conditioned response?

In operant conditioning, which consequence strengthens a behavior when it follows the behavior?

Which theory emphasizes mental processes like expectations and beliefs in learning?

Who proposed the social learning theory, stressing learning by observing others?

In operant conditioning, removing something unpleasant to increase a behavior is called what?

After repeated pairing, the neutral stimulus becomes what in classical conditioning?

According to cognitive learning theory, learning occurs through what process?

In social learning theory, what is modeling?

A driver fastens their seatbelt purely to stop the loud, annoying beeping sound made by the car's dashboard. In operant conditioning, stopping the unpleasant sound to increase the habit of wearing a seatbelt is an example of

A young boy watches his older sister clear the dinner table and receive praise from their parents. The next evening, the boy clears the table without being asked. This behavior is a prime example of which learning concept ?

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