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learning
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the process of acquiring new and relatively enduring info or behaviors
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associative learning
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learning that certain events occur at the same time (two stimuli or response & its consequences)
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stimulus
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which evokes a response
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Ivan Pavlov
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- 1849 - 1936
- classical conditioning |
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John B. Watson
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- 1913
- behaviorism - disdain for "mentalistic" (consciousness) concepts |
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classical conditioning
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a type of learning that one learns to link 2 or more stimuli and anticipate events
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behaviorism
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the view of psychology as 1) should be an objective science 2) studies behavior without using mental processes
we agree with 1) NOT 2) |
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neutral stimuli
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events the dog could see/hear but didn't associate with food (a buzzer. a light, a touch on the leg...)
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