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14 Cards in this Set
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A type of learning in which a neutral stimulus becomes associated,or paired, with a stimulus that causes a reflexive behavior and, in time, is sufficient to produce that behavior
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Classical Conditioning
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A stimulus that elicits an automomatic response that does not depend on prior learning EX: dog food
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Unconditional Stimulus
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reflexive or automatic reponse elicited by a US
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Unconditioned Response
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a response that depends on the pairings of the CS with a US
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Conditioned REsponse
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neutral stimulus that is paired witha US
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COnditioned Stimulus
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Used in Drinking/smoking aversion therapy
violates contiguity Rule |
Conditioned Taste Aversion (CTA)
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What is it called when a CS is paired with an aversive U.S., the CS comes to elicit fear
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Conditioned Emotional Response
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CR tends to generalize to similar Stimuli Beneficial at transfering LEarning
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Generalization Gradient
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What is the treatment that Dr.'s Use to treat phobias?
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Systematic Desensitization
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Avoidance is ____ reinforced
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Negatively
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If Rayner and Watson were to pair something positive with the rat it would be an example of?
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Counterconditioning
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Conditioning contributes to _____
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Tolerance
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If Rayner and Watson were to pair something positive with the rat it would be an example of?
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Counterconditioning
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What if there is exposure to cues without drug?
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Withdrawal
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