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Classical Conditioning
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- 1Unconditioned Response (UCR)The natural, automatic response to a specific unconditioned stimulus
- 2Conditioned Stimulus (CS)A stimulus that evokes a specific response due to learning
- 3Conditioned Response (CR)A reflex response to a previously neutral stimulus that occurs after learning has taken place
- 4AcquisitionThe learning itself; the gaining (acquiring) of a knowledge or skill
- 5Acquisition ProcessThe process of learning the conditioned response
- 6Acquisition PhaseThe period of time between presentation of a stimulus and receiving reinforcement
- 7ExtinctionThe gradual decrease in strength or frequency of a conditioned response when the unconditioned stimulus is no longer available
- 8Spontaneous RecoveryThe reappearance of a conditioned response to the conditioned stimulus after a period of apparent extinction
- 9Stimulus GeneralisationWhen stimuli similar to the conditioned stimulus produce the same response
- 10Stimulus DiscriminationThe ability to discriminate between stimuli so that only a specific stimulus produces the conditioned response
- 11Graduated Exposure/Systemic DesensitisationA type of behaviour therapy used to reduce a phobia, involving exposing a person to their phobia- causing stimulus or situation very slowly, by degrees, under relaxed conditions until the fear response is extinguished
- 12PhobiaAn intense and irrational fear of an object, situation or thing, which persists over time
- 13Counter-conditioningA behavioural therapy based on the classic conditioning principles, which conditions new, pleasant responses to stimuli that trigger unwanted responses
- 14Aversion TherapyA type of behavioural therapy that uses classical conditioning principles to change an undesirable behaviour by associating it with an unpleasant stimulus
- 15One-trial LearningA form of classical conditioning where learning occurs after a single pairing of a neutral stimulus and an unpleasant stimulus; one instance of pairing creates a lasting association
- 16Taste AversionA type of one-trial learning that is a learnt avoidance of a particular food after it has been associated with just one pleasant experience
- 17ResponseAny identifiable behaviour, external or internal, that is elicited by a stimulus
- 18StimulusAny object or event that elicits a response
- 19AntecedentAn event that comes before a response
- 20ConsequenceAn event that comes after the response; the effect of the response
- 21ReinforcementAny event that increases the likelihood that a response or behaviour will occur again
- 22Classical ConditioningA form of learning where two normally unrelated stimuli are repeatedly linked so that existing reflex responses are elicited by new stimuli; aka Pavlovian or respondent conditioning
- 23Neutral Stimuli (NS)A stimulus that does not naturally elicit and specific response
- 24Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)A specific stimulus that is innately capable of eliciting a reflex or response
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- Australian Capital Territory - Australian Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate (Learning Theories) Psychology Fichas sobre Classical Conditioning, creado por Mary :) el 07/06/2013.
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