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| relatively permanent behavior change resulted from practice or experience |
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| Simple learning form that doesn't involve any necessary cognition |
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Classical Pavlovian association of two stimuli and resultant response begins with an uncontrollable reflex Classical Paradigm UCS elicits UCR neutral stimulus becomes CS eliciting CR |
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original bell elicits same response slightly different with mostly response largely different with least response |
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| Extinction and spontaneous discovery |
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| Lapsing time will recover response to a degree |
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same stiumuli to elicit different response Never a neutral response again |
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Behavior followed by positive consequence is likely to reoccur By Thorndike |
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Any behavior followed by a reinforcement is likely to reoccur Doesn't require mental consideration By B.F. Skinner |
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