Wrong | Negative reinforcement increases the strength or frequency of a response by __________ an aversive stimulus. | ||
a) Increasing | |||
b) Decreasing | |||
c) Removing | |||
d) Ignoring | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "c". ( more information ) | |||
2 | Wrong | An employee receives a reward every 45 minutes. What type of reinforcement schedule is being used? | |
a) Variable Ratio Schedule | |||
b) Fixed Ratio Schedule | |||
c) Variable Interval Schedule | |||
d) Fixed Interval Schedule | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "d". ( more information ) | |||
3 | Correct | What is a reinforcer? | |
a) Any event that strengthens or increases a response. | |||
b) Something the individual finds pleasant. | |||
c) Anything that decreases a response. | |||
d) An incentive. | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "a". ( more info ) | |||
4 | Correct | While Ivan Pavlov is famous for his contributions to psychology, he was actually a: | |
a) Linguist | |||
b) Physiologist | |||
c) Zoologist | |||
d) Botanist | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "b". ( more info ) | |||
5 | Wrong | Which of B.F. Skinner's schedules of reinforcement is the most difficult to extinguish? (Hint: Gambling utilizes this reinforcement schedule). | |
a) Variable Interval | |||
b) Variable Ratio | |||
c) Fixed Interval | |||
d) Fixed Ratio | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "b". ( more information ) | |||
6 | Correct | What learning process did B.F. Skinner describe? | |
a) Classical Conditioning | |||
b) Operant Conditioning | |||
c) Modeling | |||
d) Observational Learning | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "b". ( more info ) | |||
7 | Correct | The sudden reappearance of a response after a period of extinction is known as: | |
a) Stimulus generalization | |||
b) Extinction | |||
c) Stimulus discrimination | |||
d) Spontaneous recovery | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "d". ( more info ) | |||
8 | Wrong | Innate reinforcers such as food and water that diminish a biological need are known as: | |
a) Primary Reinforcers | |||
b) Secondary Reinforcers | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "a". ( more information ) | |||
9 | Wrong | What is a punishment? | |
a) An unpleasant event or stimulus. | |||
b) Any undesired event or stimulus that weakens or decreases a behavior. | |||
c) A disagreeable consequence. | |||
d) Something the individual dislikes. | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "b". ( more information ) | |||
10 | Correct | This learning procedure utilizes reinforcement to guide a response in closer and closer approximations to a desired behavior: | |
a) Shaping | |||
b) Observational Learning | |||
c) Partial Reinforcement | |||
d) Conditioning | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "a". ( more info ) | |||
11 | Correct | Which of the following is true of learning? | |
a) Learning is relatively permanent. | |||
b) Learning involves a change in behavior. | |||
c) Learning occurs through experience. | |||
d) All of the above | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "d". ( more info ) | |||
12 | Wrong | In Pavlov’s classic experiment with dogs, the food was the: | |
a) Unconditioned Stimulus | |||
b) Unconditioned Response | |||
c) Conditioned Stimulus | |||
d) Conditioned Response | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "a". ( more information ) | |||
13 | Correct | In classical conditioning, the natural and unlearned reaction to an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) is known as the: | |
a) Unconditioned Stimulus | |||
b) Unconditioned Response | |||
c) Conditioned Stimulus | |||
d) Conditioned Response | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "b". ( more info ) | |||
14 | Wrong | In John Watson’s famous experiment, Little Albert was conditioned to fear a white rat, but he also demonstrated a fear of other furry, white objects. This is an example of: | |
a) Phobic behavior | |||
b) Stimulus discrimination | |||
c) Stimulus generalization | |||
d) Superstitious behavior | |||
Your answer is wrong! The correct answer is "c". ( more information ) | |||
15 | Correct | Who is famous for saying, “Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in and I’ll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select -- doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-chief and, yes, even beggar-man and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors.” | |
a) B.F. Skinner | |||
b) Ivan Pavlov | |||
c) Edward Thorndike | |||
d) John Watson | |||
Good Job! The correct answer is "d". ( more info ) | |||
Your Score: You got 8 right out of 15 questions, for a score of 53 percent. | |||
You did poorly |
test on Pyschology
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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