The fatty substance that builds onto neurons as they are used to strengthen frequently-used connections

The part of the experiment that remains the same no matter the stimulus

Another word for negative reinforcement

The learning theory that uses classical and operant conditioning

This it the variable used to discuss intelligence as general, broad ability

The part of the neuron responsible for receiving signals (not the soma - what comes off that?)

Creator of the original classical conditioning experiment

The inventor of the box used in the famous operant conditioning rat experiment

Alfred Bandura's learning theory

People with this mindset believe they can become more intelligent with time and effort

The ability of the brain to form and reorganize synaptic connections, especially in response to learning or experience or following injury.

The bell in the Pavlov experiment

A reinforcement that occurs after every response

"Chunking" and mnemonic devices could be techniques used to learn in this learning theory

This type of intelligence could be helpful if you lose your GPS

The type of conduction that occurs when the myelin sheath is present - means "jumping"

John Watson's study participant who was subjected to unfair fear generalization from a conditioning experiment with rats

The type of reinforcement schedule that might, for example, occur every 5, 8, 12, and then 27 trials

In his theory on development - which has informed this type of learning theory - Jean Piaget described how children learn about object permanence and conservation at different ages

Gardner defines this word as biopsychological potential that can be activated to solve problems or create products of value in a culture

-55 mV

When the participant suddenly recovers a conditioned response following the stimulus after a period of extinction

These types of reinforcement schedules are more likely to bursts and lulls of activity surrounding the reward rather than continuous activity

This learning theory which best accounts for top-down and bottom-up processing of information

People with this mindset are better at estimating their own performance and ability