1. Why should a punishment follow the targeted behavior immediately?
2. How did consequences affect imitation in Bandura’s model-learning findings?
3. Which statements accurately distinguish fixed-ratio and variable-ratio reinforcement schedules?
What is learning defined as?
A relatively permanent change in behavior or mental processes from experience or practice.
How does learning differ from maturation?
Learning is shaped by experience or practice, unlike maturation which is genetically controlled.
What is classical conditioning?
It is the process where a neutral stimulus acquires the power to elicit an innate response.
Who studied classical conditioning with dogs salivating to food?
Ivan Pavlov studied classical conditioning using dogs.
Learning definition
Relatively permanent behavior change from experience.
Reflex example
Uncontrolled response to stimuli, like knee-jerk.
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