Unlearned behaviors Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Implicit BiasImplicit bias definition - correct answer the attitudes or stereotypes that affect out understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner Implicit bias or thoughts about people you didn't know you had - correct answer - these biases, encompass both favorable and unfavorable assessments, are activated involuntarily and without an individual's awareness or intentional control - residing deep in the subconscious, these biases are different from known biases that indiv...

AP Biology Exam ULTIMATE Study Guide Graded A+ How is behavior defined? Why are they subject to natural selection? -behavior- an action carried out by muscles under control of the nervous system in response to a stimulus -based on physiological systems and processes -collectively the change of an animal's responses to external and internal stimuli -ex. animal using muscles to sing, releasing a scent to mark its territory -essential to acquiring nutrients and finding a partner for sexual r...

BCBA AKA's Questions and Answers Graded A+ Prediction Correlation, Covariation Control Causation Experimentation Experimental Analysis Analytical Functional relation, Experimentation, control, Causation Generality Generalization Mentalism Spiritual, Psychic, Subjective, Feelings, Attitudes, Processing Hypothetical Constructs Imaginary Constructs Conceptual Analysis of Behavior Behaviorism Darwinian Selectionism Selection by Conse...

Cognitive Process correct answer: Mental manipulation of knowledge and ideas Language correct answer: System of communication (written or spoken) Defining Characteristic of Language correct answer: Grammar Grammar correct answer: Set of rules governing how symbols can be combined to convey meaning Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis correct answer: Perception of reality is shaped by the language used, and language is shaped by the culture and environment How do children learn la...

Core Principles of Applie Behavior Analysis (QABA ABAT Exam Study Prep) (Part 3)What are the core principles of ABA? - correct answer • Basic Assumptions in behaviorism and behavior modification • Classical and operant conditioning, conditioned and unconditioned reinforcement and punishment • Three-part contingency: A-B-C • Foundational behavioral terminology • Reinforcement and punishment • Applied Verbal Behavior What is behaviorism? - correct answer •Tthe scientific stud...

Broca's area is responsible for Correct Answer: Expressive language Wernick's area is responsible for Correct Answer: receptive language Repression Correct Answer: unconscious mechanism to keep disturbing/threatening thoughts from becoming conscious Denial Correct Answer: blocking external events from awareness; refusal to experience it Projection Correct Answer: attributing their own unacceptable thoughts, feelings and motives to another person Regression Correct Answer: ...

Sensation correct answer: characteristics of incoming stimuli Perception correct answer: processes used to create a meaningful interpretation of sensations Transduction correct answer: external messages translated into language we can understand Light correct answer: transduced in vision; form of electromagnetic signals Anatomy of the Eye (Vision) correct answer: cornea and lens -> pupil -> retina -> receptor cells (rods and cones) -> optical nerve -> brain Dep...

Mock BCBA EXAM 1 Questions and Answers Already Graded A Determinism Cause and Effect, Lawfulness: If/Then statements. The world is orderly and predicable. Latency The time between an SD and the response: "Bryson get your shoes on (SD) - Bryson initiating getting his shoes on" The time from a reinforcer to the next response is a latency and not an IRT, even if the reinforcer is response-produced. Inner Response Time The time from the start of one response (behavior) to the start of the next r...

ABA Chapter 2 The Token EconomyToken economy - correct answer - a reinforcement system in which conditioned reinforcers called tokens are delivered to people for desirable behaviors - tokens are later exchanged for backup reinforcers purpose of a token economy (5) - correct answer - to strengthen clients' desirable behaviors that occur too infrequently and to decrease their undesirable behaviors in a structured treatment environment or educational setting - to maintain previously changed b...

Test 2 Psychology Openstax College Chapters 6,7,8: Learning, Intelligence, & Memory Absolute study Guide 2024 acquisition - period of initial learning in classical conditioning in which a human or an animal begins to connect a neutral stimulus and an unconditioned stimulus so that the neutral stimulus will begin to elicit the conditioned response associative learning - form of learning that involves connecting certain stimuli or events that occur together in the environment (classical and ...