Operant Conditioning Quiz 11 (20 MCQs)

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1. When you eventually return from remote learning and go back to school you no longer respond to the school bell by getting ready for class
2. Lisa is a rude and unruly student, who wagged the assembly in the MGH by hiding out in the breezeway loos. She did not get caught!
3. Jon was assigned extra homework because he was late to school.
4. My dog hates taking a bath and runs away from me whenever I turn the shower on and take her harness off. How should I start trying to get my dog to like baths?
5. A student is texting in class so the teacher takes away the phone so the student will no longer be distracted and not use their phone again in class.
6. This psychologist is famous for conducting the experiment on "Little Albert"
7. Ignoring baby's cry in the middle of the night
8. Which of the following is true of classical conditioning?
9. Behaviour's learned through classical conditioning, when compared with behaviour's learned through operantconditioning, are more likely to be
10. Removal of something pleasant
11. Pop quizzes reinforce reading and studying on a ..... schedule.
12. Finn receives a spanking from his mum after he refuses to eat his vegetables during dinner.
13. How have you been CLASSICALY conditioned in school?
14. The psychologist most closely associated with the study of operant conditioning was:
15. James ignored his barking dog until she eventually stopped. When she was quiet, she got a treat.
16. Joe was hit with a baseball last week during practice and now refuses to play with that team of kids.
17. A reward that comes from others is called a(n)
18. Skinner found which schedule of reinforcement to create the strongest habits (most resistant to extinction)
19. Which animal was put into the Skinner box?
20. Elise's car has an annoying buzzer that sounds until the seat belt is snapped into place. Elise always puts on her seatbelt as soon as she gets in the car. She has learned this behavior through: