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Learning, Cognition, and Memory - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Basic Components of Operant Conditioning
        
        Operant Behavior (Response)
        
        Reinforcer
        
        Two Types of Reinforcers
        
        Negative Reinforcer
        
        Positive Reinforcer
        
        Stimulus
      - association is strengthened by reinforcement after the response
    - - involves cognitive processes and is not simply mimicry or imitation
      - Processes Governing Observational Learning
        
        Attention
        
        Representation
        
        Behavior Reproduction
        
        Motivation
      - Enactive Learning
    - - It maintains that important cognitive or mental processes occur between the stimulus and the response
    - - simplest kind of learning, accounts for learning to ignore a stimulus that has become familiar and no serious consequences
    - - association is learned by pairing before the stimulus
      - Basic Processes of Classical Conditioning
        
        Extinction
        
        Spontaneous Recovery
        
        Stimulus Discrimination
        
        Stimulus Generalization
        
        Acquisition
- - - - Types of Long-Term Memory
        
        Procedural Memory
        
        Declarative Memory
        
        Episodic Memory
        
        Semantic Memory
  - - - Method Loci
      - Peg Method
      - Verbal Organization
      - Key-word Technique