A) observational learning
B) classical conditioning
C) AMIM
D) shaping
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A) insight
B) innate learning
C) vicarious learning
D) latent learning
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A) Show Albert a toy dog instead of a live rat.
B) Let Albert touch a Santa Claus beard repeatedly.
C) Show Albert a rat many times without a loud noise following.
D) Have Albert hear a loud noise many times without a rat present.
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True/False
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A) Seligman
B) Garcia
C) Skinner
D) Watson
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A) partial reinforcement
B) classical conditioning
C) negative punishment
D) shaping
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A) pay attention to the model
B) be able to retain the memory of the model's action
C) be capable of reproducing the model's action
D) All of these processes are necessary.
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A) A cupcake;a certificate of achievement given to a student
B) A kiss;money
C) Water;food
D) A gold star;cupcake
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A) unconditioned stimulus
B) conditioned stimulus
C) unconditioned response
D) conditioned response
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A) a white rat
B) a loud noise
C) a high chair
D) a small enclosed space
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A) punishment by application
B) punishment by removal
C) negative reinforcement
D) negative expectation
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A) classical conditioning
B) operant conditioning
C) social learning
D) preparedness
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A) unconditioned response
B) unconditioned stimulus
C) conditioned response
D) conditioned stimulus
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A) spontaneous recovery
B) insight
C) the formation of a cognitive map
D) unconscious trial-and-error imagery
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A) a rat
B) a loud noise
C) a high chair
D) a small enclosed space
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A) stimulus substitution
B) the cognitive perspective
C) the Skinner model
D) higher-order conditioning
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A) voluntary;involuntary
B) involuntary;voluntary
C) operant;instrumental
D) instrumental;classical
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A) punishment by application
B) punishment by removal
C) negative reinforcement
D) punishing reinforcement
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A) primary
B) negative
C) positive
D) secondary
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