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10 Cards in this Set
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Classical conditioning response |
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Operant response |
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Response latency Test trials – presenting the CS alone every so often Intensity of the response |
Measuring Pavlovian Conditioning |
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Contingency |
if-then statement |
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CS-US Contiguity In general, more contiguous the better… but this does depend on the response |
closeness in time between two events |
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blocking |
So novel stimuli likely to be more effective ..... but ..... not in combination with previously conditioned stimuli |
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Intertrial Interval
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The longer (ie., 20-30 secs or more) the gap between successive trials the better |
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Stimulus Substitution Theory (Pavlov)
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Conditioning causes a new neurological connection between the CS and UR somewhere in the brain
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Rescorla-Wagner Model |
The amount of conditioning that can occur is limited by the nature of the US (e.g., meat vs bread) UR (only so much slobber!) Conditioning
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Aversion Therapy |
A form of counter-conditioning … used when the use of certain positive reinforcers (e.g., cigarettes, alcohol, sex, food) is troublesome or inappropriate. |
