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| An old response becomes attached to a new stimulus (Example of learning) |
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| A stimulus that by itself causes no response. |
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| An automatic reaction to a natural stimulus |
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| An example of an unconditioned response. |
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| A second stimulus that will cause the same response as the original because they are similar |
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| When someone is taught to tell the difference |
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| Conditioned Response can be extinct when the Conditioned Response no longer appears with the Conditioned Response. |
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| Taste, fears, tension, etc |
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| Learning is purposeful. Self directed |
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| Information process system |
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Change in behavior
Not demonstrated immediately
Occurs from learning from someone else without even realizing it. |
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Repeated attempt to control/learn fail.
Thinks that the situation is impossible.
Gives up |
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| Stability (Learned Helplessness) |
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| Belief that it results from a permanent characteristic. "I will NEVER be able to" |
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Overall blame.
"I AM JUST DUMB." |
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| my fault. blames themselves and becomes depressed and loses self esteem. |
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Most common learning.
learn from imitating/watching |
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watching someone do threatening behavior without consequence.
Person will think they can do the same |
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