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    This document outlines key concepts and people related to learning in psychology, including classical and operant conditioning, reinforcement and punishment, and various learning processes like generalization and discrimination. It covers ideas from seminal thinkers like Ivan Pavlov, Edward Thorndike, B.F. Skinner, and Albert Bandura, and defines important terms in learning theory, from unconditioned stimuli to different reinforcement schedules.

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    Unit 4 (learning) Curriculum

    Learning

    Acquisition

    Extinction

    Spontaneous recovery

    Generalization

    Discrimination

    Classical conditioning

    Unconditioned stimulus

    Unconditioned response

    Conditioned response

    Conditioned stimulus

    Aversive conditioning

    Second-order or higher-order conditioning

    Learned taste aversion

    Operant conditioning

    Law of effect

    Instrumental learning

    Skinner box

    Reinforcer, reinforcement

    Positive reinforcement

    Negative

    reinforcement

    Punishment

    Positive punishment

    Omission training

    Shaping

    Chaining

    Primary reinforcers
    Secondary reinforcers

    Generalized reinforcers

    Token economy

    Reinforcement schedules—FI, FR, VI, VR

    Continuous reinforcement

    Partial-reinforcement effect

    Instinctive drift

    Observational learning or modeling

    Latent learning

    Insight learning

    Key people

    Ivan Pavlov

    John B. Watson

    Rosalie Rayner

    John Garcia

    Robert Koelling

    Edward Thorndike

    B. F. Skinner

    Robert Rescorla

    Albert Bandura

    Edward Tolman

    Wolfgang Köhler

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