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cognitive 3 - learning

Elle Milne Psychology Concepts and Theory level 1 semester 2 Inglês 25 flashcards

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  1. 1what is the definition of learning?a lasting change in behaviour that is the result of experience
  2. 2what is habituation?a decline in an organism's response to a stimulus
  3. 3what is dishabituation?in an increase in a response caused by a change in something familiar
  4. 4what is classical conditioning?when a stimulus evokes a response because of being paired with a stimulus that naturally evokes a reponse
  5. 5what is an unconditioned stimulus?a normally occurring stimulus that elicits an unconditioned reponse
  6. 6what is an unconditioned response?a normally occurring response to a stimulus
  7. 7what is a conditioned stimulus?a stimulus that is originally neutral but can be conditioned into producing a response by pairing with an US
  8. 8what is a conditioned response?a response to a CS produced by pairing it with an US
  9. 9How does conditioning effect drug use?it can create a drug tolerance because the UR and the CR cancel each other out - UR=full drug effect, CR= worsened mood, increased pain sensitivity
  10. 10what happens when there is CR but no UR?this will cause a craving for the UR, the body will have a compensatory response to help stabilise they body during drug influence but will not experience the effects of the drug
  11. 11what is second order conditioning?creating a new conditioned stimulus for the old conditioned stimulus, i.e. drinking coke before you have a cigarette
  12. 12what is extinction?when the CS is repeatedly given without the US and gradually the CR is reduced
  13. 13what is spontaneous recovery?it is the re-emergence of a previously extinguished CR
  14. 14what is generalisation?responding in the same way to similar stimuli, i.e. a dog responding to a command given by someone with a deeper voice
  15. 15what is a CS+?a conditioned stimulus that tells you something WILL happen - allows you to prepare
  16. 16what is a CS-?a stimulus that tells you something WILL NOT happen - tells you you can relax
  17. 17what is backward pairing?showing the CS after the US - not effective
  18. 18what is simultaneous pairing?showing the US and CS at the same time - not effective
  19. 19what is forward pairing?showing the CS before the US - effective because it allows for preparation, is informative
  20. 20what is blocking?when a new stimulus is paired with a CS and because it is not informative on its own, when it is shown alone there is no response
  21. 21what is one trial learning?usually conditioning happens after repeatedly pairing the US and the CS - sometimes this can happening after only one pairing, this happens a lot with food
  22. 22what is an excitatory connection?CS = CR
  23. 23what is an inhibitory connection?CS does not equal CR
  24. 24what is homeostasis?tendency towards a stable physiological state
  25. 25what is biological preparedness?you form associations between stimuli in order to allow you to prepare

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Psychology Concepts and Theory level 1 semester 2 (Cognitive) FlashCards sobre cognitive 3 - learning, criado por Elle Milne em 25-04-2018.
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