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Functionalism
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Early school of psyc-emphasized the instinctive origins and adaptive functions of behavior.
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Habituation
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A decrease in responsiveness to a specific stimulus as a result of repeated experience with it.
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Behavorism
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School of though-emphasizes the role of experience in determining actions.
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Sensitization
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An increased reactivity to all environmental events following exposure to an intense stimulus.
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Learning
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An experiential (not experimental)
process resulting in a relatively permanent change in behavior that cannot be explained by temporarystates, maturation, or innate response tendencies. |
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3 components
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1. Change in potential
- Does not automatically lead to change in behavior...ONLY potential to change. |
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3 components-
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2. Behavior is relatively permanent
- New experiences can override old ones. |
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3 components
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3. Other processes important
-biological process (nutrition needs) |
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Conditioned Emotional Response
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are learned emotional reactions like anxiety or happiness that occur as a response to predictive cues.
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Suppresion Ratio
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A measure of the fear produced by a specific conditioned stimulus obtained by dividing the number of operant responses during that CS by the number of responses during the CS and without the CS.
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