learning

learning

1. classical conditioning Limitations

   • ONLY to reflexive responses
     • physiological
     • fear and anxiety
     • immune
   • restricted to Stimulus that elicit such responses
     • loud noises
     • threatening types
   • Equipotentiality
     • taste aversion
   • Preparedness
     • Instinctive drift

2. Adaptive

3. Laws

4. conditioning

   • affects the 4 elements motor cognitive Sentimental physiological 
   • UCR
     • UnConditioned Response  automatic reflex UNLEARNED 
   • UCS
     • UnConditioned Stimuli Stimulus KNOWN to cause UCR   
   • CS
     • conditioned stimulus makes an organism react to something because it is associated with something else, It TRIGGERS a UCR, but it starts neutral (NS)
   • CR
     • Conditioned Response LEARNED response. It's still a reflex, but now is trigged by a CS 
   • Acquisition
     • Extinction
       • used in Fobia Treatments presenting the Stimulus without the conditioned response 
       • Spontaneous Recovery
         • Renewal Effect
           • criminals re-offending when released from prison (it's not their familiar environmental)
     • Higher order condition
   • Classical conditions
     • if some conditions are learned behaviors maladapted, so it should be able to be extinguish by with repeated clinic treatment 
     • Whilst Fobia
       • phobias learned, bypasses the rational part o the brain so You are aware of it but still hold it
     • Fetishism
     • types
       • forward
       • Simultaneous
       • backwards
       • Short delay
         • the most effective 
     • Domjan (japanese quails
     • Rozin (disgust)
     • theory
       • negative
       • positive

5. Stimulus

   • Genreralisation
     • if you're scare of rats, you can get scare of mouses
   • Generalisation Gradient
     • the more similar to the old stimulus the new stimulus is, the stronger the condition responser will be
     • High order condition
   • Stimulus discrimination
     • scare of white shark but not scare of whale shark

6. Behaviorism

   • Watson's Theory
     • Fear
       • Fear responses can be simply conditioned
     • love
     • anger
   • Skinner

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