Permachart - Marketing Reference Guide: Operant Conditioning Chamber, Sigmund Freud, Classical Conditioning

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Behavior is a result of learned responses from environment. Behavior is a result of innate, hereditary, and physical processes created through evolution. Behavior depends on how we perceive situation, and our abilities to process, store, deal with, and retrieve information. Behavior is freely chosen by individual, and not shaped by uncontrollable forces. Psychoanalytic behavior is a result of unconscious drives (such as sexual, aggressive) and conflicts often left unresolved in childhood. Learning to distinguish between similar stimuli and only responding to the cs. A decline in cr occurs after conditioning when cs is repeated many times without. Tendency to respond not only to cs but to similar stimuli. Operant conditioning: learning to repeat rewarded behavior or extinguish punished behavior, founded by b. f. skinner, extinction, spontaneous recovery, generalization, and discrimination work the same way as in classical conditioning. Reinforcement: primary reinforcers are innate; secondary reinforcers are learned. Anything can be reinforced by something more preferred.

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