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| Definition of Classical Conditioning |
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| a learning situation in which a certain stimulus brings forth a response that did not previously evoke |
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s - ? r - ? uc - ? c - ? n - ? (see notes)
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s - stimulus r - response uc - natural c - learned n - neutral
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unconditional stimulus unlearned agent that causes UCR (unlearned response) |
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unconditioned response a response that normally occurs without any learning |
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conditioned stimulus original ineffective stimulus conditioned to be one |
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conditioned response new or aquired response elicited by a stimulus not originally capable of arousing it. |
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neutral stimulus stimulus that does not promote a desired response |
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1) keep stimulus, change response to eliminate undesired behavior 2) Critisisms treat symptoms but not underlying cause
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| presentation of the CS w/out an UCS until it does not produce the CR |
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a) rest period after extinction b) CS again presented with appearence of CR
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| presenting the UCS immediately after the CS |
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| intermittent reinforcement |
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a) presentation of reinforcement not on every CS but as intervals b) has a longer lasting effect than 100% reinforcement
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a conditioned response to a stimuli that is similar to the conditioned stimuli (the greater the similarity between the 2 stimuli, the greater generalization) |
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| tendency to respnd to a particulare stimuli in one way and to respnd to similar stimuli in another |
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| How is discrimination established? |
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| by reinforcing the desired response but withhold from generalized responses. |
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