privación de alimentos

privación de alimentos

En muchos experimentos con animales con el refuerzo de los alimentos, es necesario que deje de darle alimentos al animal por un período de tiempo, para que el experimentador puede utilizar los alimentos como un refuerzo eficaz. Cuando un animal no ha comido durante un tiempo, la frecuencia de consumo aumenta junto con las conductas que han llevado a la alimentación en el pasado.

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privación

Psychology; Behavior analysis

1) As operation--withholding food, water, sexual contact, etc. Any given program establishes a "level" of deprivation. 2) As process--resulting changes in behavior, usually ...

privación

Geography; Physical geography

Situación en que la calidad de vida está por debajo de lo esperado para un lugar en particular en un tiempo determinado.

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Language; Dictionaries

Function words; prepositions; this one is a duplication.

contracontrol

Psychology; Behavior analysis

The action taken by an individual in response to often powerful or perhaps troublesome control by another. When both individuals are able to arrange contingencies that strongly ...

consecuencia

Psychology; Behavior analysis

1) An event produced by some other event, especially, in operant contexts, an event produced by a response. It might include stimulus presentation or removal, a change in ...

consolidación de la memoria

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A theoretical process based on the assumption that something remembered is relatively impermanent immediately after learning, and takes some time to become fixed or consolidated.

validez de constructo

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A method of assessing validity by examining how well the test measures the underlying construct.

defensor

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A person or group serving to protect a client's interests, not one who is employed as an agent of other individuals, an organization, or institution. Advocates, who may be ...