Friday, October 10, 2014
10/8-9 Social Learning
Modeling and Cognitive Effects on Conditioning
Cornell Notes in Class---
Modeling--3 forms
Latent Learning and Cognitive Maps
Learned Helplessness
Cornell Notes in Class---
Modeling--3 forms
Latent Learning and Cognitive Maps
Learned Helplessness
10/1-7 Associated Learning
Associated Learning
Ch. 9 S1 and 2
Ch. 9 S2 P. 250-256
Ch. 9 S1 and 2
Learning and Memory
Classical Conditiong
p. 240-249 Ch. 9 S1
Define the Following in your Cornell Notes
*classical conditioning *
learning * acquisition * generalization * discrimination
*extinction *
behaviorism * behaviorists
**Study the Figure 9.1 on pg.
243. Briefly explain what Pavlov did and
the importance of his discovery?
** Read the case study on pg.
249. How was this study using “Baby
Albert” unethical by today’s standards?
*operant conditioning
** Compare and Contrast
operant conditioning and classical conditioning
* Reinforcement---What’s the
difference between a positive and reinforcer?
* Describe and Diagram the 4
different schedules of reinforcement
Notes---Using Reinforcement Schedules
Difference between Reinforcement and Punishment
Notes---Using Reinforcement Schedules
Difference between Reinforcement and Punishment
* Shaping
* Response Chains
Statistics 9/25-29
Ch. 2 S3 RG
- What is a frequency distribution chart? How is it useful? How can percentage comparisons be useful?
- What is a frequency polygon or frequency curve?
- What is a normal or bell shaped curve?
- In looking at central tendency, what are the mode, median, and mean? Find the mode, median and mean for the data from the following data: 12, 23, 25, 18, 17, 16, 15, 20, 21, 20, 13, 19, 22, 24, 11.
- What is the range? How do you figure out the range? What was the range from the data on Tuesday?
- What is the standard deviation? What does it mean if the number for the standard deviation is big or small?
- What is a correlation coefficient?
- What is positive and negative correlation?
- What is a scatterplot? What are inferential statistics?
- What makes something statistically significant?
Review for the Exam
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