10/19/2002
Hot List
Mlavin@sbu.edu
Test II Scathing, extremely hot, burning,
sweltering, searing psych 222 preparation list.
1. Procedures and theoretical differences between operant and classical
conditioning/learning
2. law of effect: Thorndike
3. misbehavior of organisms Brelands
4. autoshaping (in Schwartz)
5. discriminative stimulus sd/conditional stimulus
6. Schedules and signature characteristics of the fundamental
schedule of reinforcement (FR,FI,VI,VR) with many everyday examples
7. Partial reinforcement, continuos reinforcement
8. negative and positive punishment with solid examples
9. negative and positive reinforcement with solid examples
10. operant conditioning
11. shaping, successive
approximation, and chaining with examples
12. Instinctive drift and the
Brelands
13. Thornkike, Skinner, Premack,
and Seligman
14. Variables that affect
consequence or operant learning (time, delay, contingency)
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15. Preparedness
in operant conditioning
16. Discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of positive reinforcement and positive punishment.
17. R-S conditioning
18. Escape and avoidance
learning in negative reinforcement
19. Consistency in punishing and
rewarding
20. SSDR (forget this one)
21. Time out and Time In
22. Secondary reinforces and HOC
23. Seligman and Maier (1967)
and conditioned helplessness
as well as the side effects
of helplessness .5 in operant
learning
24. Learning through
modeling-discuss studies and models that describe and explain how modeling
learning occurs.
25. Use of Skinner Box for
demonstrating learning
26. CRF
27. Extinction and Partial
Reinforcement Effect
28. Spontaneous recovery and
opereant learning
29. Superstitious behavior and how it develops
30)Sidman avoidance
31)Yoked control
32) 3)Know Premack and how
it was applied (Homme) in a school setting
44)Various behavioral
contingencies seen in “Educating Peter”
45)Inclusion and Education
Peter—learning methods used
46)Contingencies used in the
dog training video
47)Modeling and Bandura
48)Multiple applications of operant conditioning
(eating disorders, behavior
modification, token economies)
