Quiz (4) Operant Conditioning, Social Leaning Theory and thier application to Parenting jaimyy published on October 03, 2014 Stacked 1/10 Learning ___. is central to behaviorist theories involves a systematic change involves a relatively permanent all of the above 2/10 Which of the statements is true? Punishment should be applied intermittently. Punishment usually enhances the learning process. Punishment does not always work. The effectiveness of punishment depends solely on its force 3/10 Which of the following is NOT true? Punishment does not always work. Effectiveness punishment is consistent punishment. Effectiveness punishment is swift punishment. The effectiveness of punishment depends primarily on its force. 4/10 There are ___ kinds of reinforcers. Five Four Three Two 5/10 Punishment is the same as negative reinforcement. T/F Type answer. Hint: 5 characters 6/10 Example of a behavior that is learned through operant conditioning is ___. cleaning up your room to get your parents approval. pulling ones hand away from a flame. sneezing in response to dust. blinking in response to flash light 7/10 Nagging someone to do something unpleasant from the situation is a ___ reinforcer. punishment positive reinceforcement aversive condition negative reinforcement 8/10 Negative reinforcement results in extinction of previously learned behavior. T/F Type answer. Hint: 5 characters 9/10 A reinforcer that adds something rewarding to situation is a ___ reinforcer. additive postive secondary primary 10/10 When someone uses negative reinforcement to change behavior, the behavior is likely to ___. occur more frequently occur at the same rate occur less frequently completely stop