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Operant Conditioning

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Learn the differences between Instrumental and Operant Conditioning, the impact of stimuli on responses, and the roles of reinforcement and punishment. Discover how behavior is influenced and manipulated through systematic methods.

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  1. Operant Conditioning

  2. Operant Conditioning In CC, the focus is on the two stimuli.In Instrumental Conditioning, the focus is on the S and how it affects the response.In Operant conditioning, what follows the response is the most important.That is, the consequent stimulus. R – SThus, you have a Stimulus that causes a Response, which is in turn followed, by a consequent stimulus.

  3. Differences Between Instrumental and Operant Conditioning • Instrumental • The environment constrains the opportunity for reward. • A specific behavior is required for the reward. • Operant • A specific response is required for reinforcement. • The frequency of responding determines the amount of reinforcement given.

  4. SkinnerRadical Behaviorism • Probably the most important applied psychologist. • Principles have been used in everything • Medicine • Education • Therapy • Business

  5. Distinguished Between Two Types of Responses. • Respondents • Operants

  6. Respondents • Are elicited by a UCS • Are innate • Are regulated by the autonomic NS HR, BP, etc. • Are involuntary • Are classically conditioned.

  7. Operants • Are emitted • Are skeletal • Are voluntary • Get lots of feedback

  8. Systematically Demonstrated Several Things If something occurs after the response (consequent stimulus) and the behavior increases, The procedure is called reinforcement, and the thing that caused the increase is called a reinforcer.

  9. Systematically Demonstrated Several Things If something occurs after the response (consequent stimulus) and the behavior decreases,The procedure is called punishment, and the thing that caused a decrease is called a punisher.

  10. Systematically Demonstrated Several Things SO REINFORCERS ALWAYS INCREASE A BEHAVIORAND PUNISHERS ALWAYS DECREASE A BEHAVIOR. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS.

  11. Two types of Reinforcers and Punishers. • The difference occurs due to whether you add or remove something. • If you add something following a response = positive • If you remove something following a response = negative • Positive does not mean good: • Negative does not mean bad.