PSYC 3604 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Beck Depression Inventory, Multilevel Model, Aaron T. Beck
20 Apr 2017
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Response"s that lead to satisfying consequences are more likely to be. Responses that lead to unsatisfying consequences are less likely to be repeated repeated. Focus on learning that happens when we pair environmental stimuli with our own behaviour. The likelihood of a response is increased or decreased by virtue of its consequences. Appetitive stimulus: any stimulus that is good or desirable. Aversive stimulus: any stimulus that is unpleasant or painful. Reinforcement, punishment, and extinction stimulus (a punisher) stimulus reinforcer was maintaining it by the onset of an appetitive stimulus followed by the removal of an aversive stimulus: reinforcement increases the likelihood that a response will be repeated. Positive reinforcement a response is regularly and reliably followed. Negative reinforcement a response is regularly and reliably: punishment decreases the likelihood that a response will be repeated. Punishment a response is followed by the onset of an aversive. You want the stimuli to not be what elicits behaviour.
