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| learning procedure in which associations are made between a neutral stimulus and an unconditioned stiumulus |
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| event that elicits a certain predictable response typically wihout previous training |
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| ORGANISMS AUTOMATIC (Natural response to stimulus) |
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| neutral event which causes response after training |
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| learned reation to conditioned stimulus |
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| responding similarily to a range of similar stimuli |
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| gradual disappearance of conditioned response over time |
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| learning where certain action is reinforced or ppunished |
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| pattern of reinforcement where # of correct responses is required for reinforcement |
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| unpredictable amount of responses are required |
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| specific amount of time must elapse for reinforcement |
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| desired behavior is molded by rewarding near desired behavior, better awards given for being closer |
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| influencing behavior through means of unpleasant stimuli |
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| training to remove an unpleasant stimulus |
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| training to respond to prevent occurrence of unpleasant stimuli |
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| form of altering behavior that involves mental processes and may result from observation or imitation |
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| mental picture of spatial relationships or relationships between stimuli |
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| alteration of behavioral tendency not demonstrated by immediate or observial change in behavior |
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| application of learning principles to change people's actions and feelings |
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