Involves behaviors that are formed by combining
two stimuli. through the use of reward and punishment.
Describes an automatic or involuntary response when
a specific stimulus is presented.
Can be predictable because humans and animals
respond to an event anticipating the next.
It marks an existing behavior that is formed by an
associated stimulus.
It's a reflection, a simple innate behavior in which
produces a response to an environmental change.
Its elements are: Unconditioned stimulus which
produces an unconditional response. The
unconditioned stimulus is presented together with a
neutral conditioned stimulus, and this acquires the
ability to produce a conditioned response on its own.
Attempts to achieve a desired behavior or response
Operates on the stimulus within its environment
Has the ability to increase or decrease behaviors
depending on the consequences that are presented.
It is not a reflex, since the individual must carry out
an activity to obtain
The behavior is external, since their behavior has an
effect on the external world in which the individual
develops.
Animals emit responses in situations without any
stimulus obviously in control.
Response Shaping: A behavior could be gradually
shaped into a desired form through proper
programming of the behavior.
reinforcement.