Learning Part 1 quiz

Using the source provided, respond to all parts of the question in your warm-up: In a comprehensive review of behavioral research, investigators statistically combined and analyzed findings from 143 published studies on classical conditioning conducted between 1990-2023. The research team synthesized data from these studies, which collectively included over 8,500 participants ranging from infants to adults, examining how effectively conditioned stimuli paired with unconditioned stimuli produced conditioned responses. By integrating results across diverse populations, stimulus types, and conditioning procedures, they systematically evaluated the overall strength and reliability of conditioning effects. Their analysis compared findings from studies using different stimuli including sounds, lights, and images, while accounting for variations in study sizes and methodological approaches to determine the most effective conditioning techniques. (A) Identify the research method used in the study.

• Meta-analysis

• Case study

• Longitudinal study

• Experimental study

Hannah is conducting a study to understand how certain behaviors are influenced by the environment. The behavioral perspective examines (a)  

• the influence of genetics on behavi
• the role of the unconscious mind
• observable behaviors and their envi
• the impact of culture on behavior

Evelyn noticed that her dog sits whenever she offers a treat. In the behavioral perspective, this behavior is learned and reinforced through:

• observation and imitation

• classical and operant conditioning

• cognitive restructuring

• genetic predisposition

An example of operant conditioning mentioned in the text is:

• Positive reinforcement

• Classical conditioning

• Observational learning

• Cognitive mapping

Match the following perspectives with their focus areas:

• Psychodynamic Perspective

• the role of the unconscious mind

• Biological Perspective

• observable behaviors and their environmental determinants

• Behavioral Perspective

• the impact of culture on behavior

• Sociocultural Perspective

• the influence of genetics on behavior

Avery is training her dog to sit by giving it a treat every time it follows the command. This is an analogy for the behavioral perspective in psychology: (a)  

• True
• False

Ava noticed that every time she completed her homework on time, her parents praised her and sometimes gave her a small reward. Over time, Ava started completing her homework more regularly. This process shows how behaviors can be learned and modified based on the responses they generate in the environment and is known as (a)   .

• Classical Conditioning
• Operant Conditioning
• Observational Learning
• Cognitive Dissonance

Associative learning is a type of learning in which:

(a)  

• an individual learns by observing o
• an individual learns by associating
• an individual learns through trial
• an individual learns by memorizing

Maya notices that every time she hears the sound of the ice cream truck, she starts to feel excited because she associates the sound with getting ice cream. Which of the following is an example of associative learning?

• A) Classical Conditioning

• B) Operant Conditioning

• C) Both A and B

• D) None of the above

Jackson notices that the sound of the clock ticking in his room becomes less noticeable over time. This is an example of:

• a decrease in response to a repeated stimulus over time

• an increase in response to a repeated stimulus over time

• a learned association between two stimuli

• a sudden change in behavior due to a new stimulus