Learning

Chapter 1 - An Introduction to Learning The Gift of Knowledge A Definition of Learning Functionalism Behaviorism The Ethics of Conducting Research Chapter 2 - Traditional Learning Theories The Oldies but Goodies Traditional Learning Theories Hull's Drive Theory Spence's Acquired Motive Approach Guthrie's Contiguity View Tolman's Purposive Behaviorism Skinner's Behavioristic Methodology Chapter 3 - The Modification of Instinctive Behavior Do You Have a Light? The Instinctive Basis of Behavior Habituation and Sensitization Opponent-Process Theory Chapter 4 - Principles and Applications of Classical Conditioning A Lingering Fear Principles of Classical Conditioning Applications of Classical Conditioning Chapter 5 - Theories of Classical Conditioning He Never Saw It Coming The Nature of the Conditioned Response The Nature of the Classical Conditioning Process Chapter 6 - and Applications of Appetitive Conditioning A Loss of Control Principles of Appetitive Conditioning Applications of Appetitive Conditioning Contingency Management The Implementation of the Contingency Management Program Chapter 7 - Principles and Applications of Aversive Conditioning A Good Whipping Principles of Aversive Conditioning Applications of Aversive Conditioning Chapter 8 - Theories of Appetitive and Aversive Conditioning A Lack of Control Theories of Appetitive Conditioning The Pain of Failure Theories of Aversive Learning Chapter 9 - Biological Influences on Learning A Nauseating Experience Generality of the Laws of Learning A Behavior Systems Approach Animal Misbehavior Schedule-Induced Behavior Flavor-Aversion Learning Imprinting The Avoidance of Aversive Events The Biology of Reinforcement Chapter 10 - Stimulus Control of Behavior A Case of Mistaken Identity The Generalization Process Discrimination Learning Chapter 11 - Cognitive Control of Behavior The Insurmountable Barrier Tolman's Purposive Behaviorism The Concept of an Expectation A Cognitive View of Depression A Cognitive View of Phobic Behavior Chapter 12 - Complex Learning Tasks A Day at the Beach Concept Learning Problem Solving Language Chapter 13 - The Storage of Our Experiences A Fleeting Experience Measures of Memory A Three-Stage View of Memory Storage Sensory Register Short-Term Store A Rehearsal Systems Approach Long-Term Store Chapter 14 - Memory Retrieval and Forgetting A Look Into the Past Memory Retrieval Forgetting Anatomical Basis of Memory Retrieval Application: Mnemonics