Unit V Review Sheet

(Note: Terms are arranged in order of appearance in the readings.  Terms with
an asterisk were also mentioned in lecture.  Some of these overlap with Unit
IV terms.)  

Intrinsic reinforcement theories   *Hull   *Drive Reduction   
intervening variable   *incremental learning   *all-or-none learning
*habit strength   *drive   *reaction potential   *effective reaction potential
*reactive inhibition   *conditioned inhibition   spacing effect
*spontaneous recovery   *algebraic summation   need-drive cycle   
*habit hierarchy   *Tolman & Honzik   *Sheffield & Roby   *drive stimuli
Crespi   incentive motivation   stimulus-intensity dynamism   *molecular Rs
*Macfarlane   *Morris, Garrud, Rawlins, & O'Keefe   *McNamara, Long, & Wike
*Menzel   *observational learning   *cognitive maps   *Miller & Kessen
*Sheffield, Wulff, & Backer   *Butler   *consummatory response hypothesis
*instrumental responses   *consummatory responses   *vigor   
optimal stimulation theory   *Premack   *Premack principle   
*preference ordering   *congruity effect   *deprivation   
*Timberlake & Allison   *response deprivation hypothesis   
Allison & Timberlake   *equilibrium   *bliss point   *Guthrie   *Voeks
principle of association   principle of postremity   
principle of response probability   *response competition   *Fowler & Miller
*Baum   *flooding   




And also from lectures:

need   appetitive R   performance   learning   latent learning   
unlearned state   learned state   transitional probability   Scavio
Adelman & Ma'atsch   Sidman


Note:  The following terms are not on Test 2 for Fall 2009;  they'll be
on Test 3:



*Bandura   Bandura, Ross, & Ross   *model  
*vicarious RF   *vicarious P   *imitation   priming effect   Trapold
serial choice discrimination   common outcomes procedure  
differential outcomes procedure   Peterson   acquired stimulus equivalence
*Mowrer   *Two-Factor Theory of Avoidance Learning   *problem of foresight
Bolles   SSDR   *danger signal   *safety signal   *Seligman & Johnston
*cognitive expectancy theory   *Black   *Kamin, Brimer, & Black
Herrnstein & Hineline   response-outcome associations   
stimulus-outcome associations   know-how knowledge   know-that knowledge