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Lecture 7 - Infant Learning
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positive reinforcement
increases behavior by giving desired stimulus
negative reinforcement
increases behavior by removing aversive stimulus
positive punishment
decreases behavior by giving aversive stimulus
negative punishment
decreases behavior by removing desired stimulus
Reinforcer
good consequence, increases behavior
Punishment
bad consequence, decreases behavior
Extinction
no consequence, no response
Why is negative reinforcer not a punishment?
bc it is removing a bad thing whereas punishment is giving a bad consequence
Conjugate/contingent reinforcement
reinforced every single time an action is completed
intermittent reinforcement
random reinforcement
Logic of operant conditioning
modifies emitted, intentional responses
you can only make inferences about..
positive results NOT negative ones
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Lecture 7 - Infant Learning
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exam 1 - lecture 7
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2017-02-23T08:21:11Z
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