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7.2: Classical Conditioning
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- 1classical conditioningneutral stimulus produces response after being paired with stimulus that natural produces response
- 2unconditioned stimulus (US)something that reliably produces naturally occurring reaction (e.g. food)
- 3unconditioned response (UR)reflexive reaction that is reliably produced by unconditioned stimulus (e.g. salivation)
- 4conditioned stimulus (CS)previously neutral stimulus that produces reliable response after being paired with unconditioned stimulus (e.g. bell)
- 5conditioned response (CR)reaction that resembles unconditioned response but is produced by conditioned stimulus (e.g. salivation in response to bell)
- 6acquisitionphase of classical conditioning when conditioned stimulus (bell) and unconditioned stimulus (food) are presented together
- 7neutral stimulusstimulus that produces no specific response at first; when used together with an unconditioned stimulus (e.g. food) becomes a conditioned stimulus (e.g. bell)
- 8extinctiongradual elimination of a learned response (salivation at bell) that occurs when the conditioned stimulus (bell) is repeated presented without the unconditioned stimulus (food)
- 9spontaneous recoverytendency of learned behavior to recover from extinction after a rest period
- 10discriminationcapacity to distinguish between similar but distinct stimuli
- 11high-order conditioningconditioned stimulus (e.g. bell) of one experiment acts as the unconditioned stimulus of another to condition neutral stimulus (e.g. light)
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- Psych: Chpt 5-8, 11 Fichas sobre 7.2: Classical Conditioning, creado por A G el 03/11/2019.
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