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Cartesian Dualism |
according to Cartesian dualism, there are two classes of human behavior: Involuntary and voluntary. |
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association |
a connection between the representations of two events such that the occurrence of one of the events activates the representation of the other |
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empiricism |
a philosophy according to which all ideas in the mind arise from experience |
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hedonism |
the philosophy proposed by Hobbes according to which the actions of organisms are determined by the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain |
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learning |
an enduring change in the mechanisms of behavior involving specific stimuli and/or responses that result from prior experience with similar and responses |
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maturation |
a change in behavior caused by physical or physiological development of the organism in the absence of experience with particular environmental events |
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nativism |
the philosophical position adopted by Pavlov that all behavior and Physiological progresses are regulated by the nervous system |
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nonsense syllable |
a three-letter combination that has no meaning |
