INST 301 Exam 3 | INST 301 Exam 3 Indigenous Education Updated With Correct Answers|
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What are the qualifications of learning? - ANSWER > Change factors.
change in knowledge and change in behavior are signs of learning
What is the difference between experience vs maturation? - ANSWER > maturation results
from growth
age vs wisdom
What are the three types of learning? - ANSWER > behavioral
cognitive
social
What is associative learning? - ANSWER > learning that certain events occur together.
What are the pairing principles of associative learning? - ANSWER > placement
proximity
principle of contiguity (timing factors of when two events occur)
What is classical conditioning? - ANSWER > behavioral
the learning of INVOLUNTARY responses--pairing existing behavior with a new stimulus
a dog eating food everytime he hears a bell
, stimuli and response
What are the two different stimuli? - ANSWER > classical conditioning
unconditioned stimulus- a stimulus that naturally triggers a response (ex: smelling food)
conditioned stimulus- pairing a stimulus with a previously neutral event to produce a response
(ex: ringing a bell for dog)
What are the two different responses? - ANSWER > classical conditioning
unconditioned response- a natural response to a stimulus
conditioned response- a learned response to neutral stimulus (ex: dog getting hungry when it
hears a bell)
What is operant conditioning? - ANSWER > association made between a behavior and a
consequence (good or bad)
antecedents and consequences
What are antecedents? - ANSWER > operant conditioning
an event or stimulus that precedes an action
stimulus control
2025
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What are the qualifications of learning? - ANSWER > Change factors.
change in knowledge and change in behavior are signs of learning
What is the difference between experience vs maturation? - ANSWER > maturation results
from growth
age vs wisdom
What are the three types of learning? - ANSWER > behavioral
cognitive
social
What is associative learning? - ANSWER > learning that certain events occur together.
What are the pairing principles of associative learning? - ANSWER > placement
proximity
principle of contiguity (timing factors of when two events occur)
What is classical conditioning? - ANSWER > behavioral
the learning of INVOLUNTARY responses--pairing existing behavior with a new stimulus
a dog eating food everytime he hears a bell
, stimuli and response
What are the two different stimuli? - ANSWER > classical conditioning
unconditioned stimulus- a stimulus that naturally triggers a response (ex: smelling food)
conditioned stimulus- pairing a stimulus with a previously neutral event to produce a response
(ex: ringing a bell for dog)
What are the two different responses? - ANSWER > classical conditioning
unconditioned response- a natural response to a stimulus
conditioned response- a learned response to neutral stimulus (ex: dog getting hungry when it
hears a bell)
What is operant conditioning? - ANSWER > association made between a behavior and a
consequence (good or bad)
antecedents and consequences
What are antecedents? - ANSWER > operant conditioning
an event or stimulus that precedes an action
stimulus control
