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STIMULUS SAMPLING THEORY

Quiz by Lester James Figarum

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    refers to the reappearance of a conditioned response after that response has undergone extinction

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  • Q2

    The constant proportion of S experienced at the beginning of each learning trial is designated by

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  • Q3

    a weakening of the association between the stimulus and the response

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    occurs when a stimulus (anything that triggers a response) is present at the end of a learning trial and becomes associated with the response that ends the trial.

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  • Q5

    According to the _______, stimuli are judged for their similarity by comparing their attributes or elements.

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  • Q6

    This response is one that the experimenter is looking for

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    This involves the removal of an unpleasant stimulus after a desired response is emitted. This also strengthens the desired behavior because it helps the learner avoid the negative consequence.

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    This occurs when a desired response is followed by a pleasant or rewarding outcome, making the learner more likely to repeat the behavior in the future

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  • Q9

    An initial cue or prompt that initiates a learning process

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  • Q10

    This response is anything other than that which the experimenter wants (an irrelevant or incorrect response)

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