Chapter 6 Learning and Conditioning by Sarah Herrmann https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv Made with wonder en-us 2016-10-05 01:51:44 UTC 2026-03-07 20:01:03 UTC hello@padlet.com Classical Conditioning Video sherrmann1 https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128365901 Classical Conditioning includes 3 factors: the unconditioned stimulus, neutral stimulus, and conditioned stimulus. An example of this would be something you eventually fear (unconditioned stimulus), added with some other object (neutral stimulus), so when you encounter the object you have fear (conditioned stimulus) even though the thing you originally feared isn't involved.  This can also be the opposite and have a positive or happy effect instead of something fearful.]]> 2016-10-05 01:54:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128365901 Classical and Operant Conditioning Video sherrmann1 https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128367627 Operant Conditioning is what comes after Classical Conditioning. For Example, when you associate something with fear because of Classical Conditioning, your natural response is to avoid what causes the fear. You are then "rewarded" with no anxiety. This reaction of you avoiding fear and being rewarded is an example of Operant Conditioning.]]> 2016-10-05 02:13:20 UTC https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128367627 Reinforcement and Punishment sherrmann1 https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128368683 Positive reinforcement is when the stimulus is strengthened or increased by an added behavior.
Examples:  Compliments, positive things happening in your life to make it better, etc.
Negative reinforcement is when a behavior is strengthened or increased by taking away a stimulus.
Example:  Because you did something positive about a situation (negative or neutral) it made that situation better.
Positive punishments when an added stimulus weakens or decreases behavior.
Example: doing something you weren't supposed to do and getting in trouble for it, or in other words...my childhood(:
Negative punishment is the opposite of positive punishment but the behavior is still weakened or decreased.
Example: Not turning in an assignment on time and getting a zero on it as a result.]]> 2016-10-05 02:24:04 UTC https://padlet.com/sherrmann1/vf509904uhpv/wish/128368683