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Simple Learning
Classical Conditioning
Pavlovian Conditioning |
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The process by which an organism learns a new association between two stimuli- a neutral stimulus and one that already evokes a reflexive response |
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an event that automatically elicits an unconditioned response |
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an action that the unconditional stimulus elicits |
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the new association with the unconditioned stimulus that elicits the conditioned response |
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| whatever response the conditioned stimulus begins to elicit as a result of the conditioning |
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An alarm clock faintly clicks before it goes off; initially, the clicking does not affect you but eventually, you awake at the sound of it.
Name the UCS, the UCR, the CS, and the CR. |
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UCS: Alarm
UCR: Awakening
CS: Clicking
CR: Awakening |
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| You go to a blue building to get chemotherapy. The chemo makes you nauseous. After a while, the sight of the the building makes you nauseous. Name the UCS, the UCR, the CS, and the CR. |
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UCS: Chemo
UCR: Nausea
CS: Sight of the building
CR: Nausea |
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The process that establishes or strengthens a conditioned response; the rise in the amount of response before the extinction |
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| after discontinuing the conditioned stimulus (discontinuing the reinforcement), the organism will discontinue the response; the decline in the conditioned response |
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the temporary return of an extinguished response after a delay |
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