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(Ex: Pavlov's Dog)
Neutral stimulus is paired with a stimulus that automatically causes a response, causing the neutral stimulus to produce the response. |
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Neutral Stimulus: Bell
Stimulus that automatically causes response: Dog Food
Bell was rang when dog food was presented causing salivation.
Bell was associated with food.
Bell now causes salivation. |
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The ability to bring consiousness the circumstances of a previous experience
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| A conscious sense that stimulus or situation has been previously experienced. |
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| Loss of memories formed priot to the onset of amnsesia |
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| Loss of the capactiy to form new lasting memories |
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| The loss of capacity for learning and memory |
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| The experience of learning in alterations of performance across a broad range of daily activities |
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| Process by which we alter our skills, change our disposition, add to our knowledge, & generally benefit or suffer from our experience |
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| Instrumental Conditioning |
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| Behavioral protocol in which rewards OR punishments that follow a behavior ALTER the probability of that behavior being expressed. |
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