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Classical Conditioning
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- 1Define: CLASSICAL CONDITIONINGPairing neutral stimuli with not-so-neutral stimuli
Taught dogs to salivate in response to a light
Ty Ivan Pavlov - 2Define: NEUTRAL STIMULI (NS)Stimuli does not produce a response on it's own
(light) - 3Define: UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS (UCS)Stimuli that reliably produces a response (food)
- 4Define: CONDITIONED STIMULUSThe neutral stimulus (NS) that, once paired with UCS, became the CS
(light + food = CS) - 5Define: UNCONDITIONED RESPONSE (UCR)Naturally occurring response
(salivating at food) - 6Define: CONDITIONED RESPONSE (CR)The response elicited by the once neutral stimuli after it was paired with the unconditioned stimuli
(light = CS, now elicits CR) - 7// Ways to Present UCS & CS //// Ways to Present UCS & CS //
- 8Define: STIMULUS CONDITIONINGUCS & CS are presented at the same time
- 9Define: HIGHER ORDER / SECOND ORDER CONDITIONINGCS acts as the UCS
(removes the UCS, food)
Ex. Light now becomes UCS, so they introduce a bell (CS) to produce CR - 10Define: FORWARD CONDITIONING (2 types)Delayed conditioning & Trace conditioning
CS + UCS, BUT CS is presented BEFORE UCS
(Normal conditioning) - 11Define: DELAYED CONDITIONINGCS is first presented and is presented until UCS is presented, with overlap
- 12Define: TRACE CONDITIONINGCS is presented, then stops. Then UCS is presented. (NO overlap)
- 13Define: BACKWARD CONDITIONINGCS is presented AFTER UCS
(food first, then light) - 14Which order of presenting UCS & CS is the most INEFFECTIVE?Backwards conditioning
It actually causes INHIBITORY CONDITIONING; where the dogs have a harder time pairing light + food, even when using forward conditioning
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- Writtens (Learning (6-10 Questions)) GRE Psych Fichas sobre Classical Conditioning, creado por Riah Sorn-ampai el 04/01/2016.
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