Death & Dying

Front 1

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

Back 1

1. Denial “it must be a mistake”

2. Anger “it isn’t fair!”

3. Bargaining “let me live longer & I’ll be a better person

4. Depression “I’ve lost everything important to me”

5. Acceptance “what has to be, has to be”

•hospice

•bereavement & mourning

Hint 1

Not everyone follows the Stages in that exact order

Front 2

Learning

Back 2

•Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936)

-classical conditioning

-Russian physician/physiologist

-Nobel prize 1904 (classical conditioning)

-studied digestive secretions in dogs

Front 3

Condition

Back 3

Learn

Front 4

Classical conditioning

Back 4

Naturally occurring (reflexive) behavior

Hint 4

Also called respondent behavior

Front 5

Associative learning

Back 5

Learning that two stimuli occur together

Front 6

Stimulus (S)

Back 6

Anything that evokes a response

Front 7

Neutral Stimulus (N)

Back 7

Presently not associated w/ anything else

Front 8

Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)

Back 8

A stimulus that triggers an unconditional (involuntary) response

Front 9

Unconditioned Response (UCR)

Back 9

An unlearned response to an unconditional stimulus

Front 10

Conditioned Stimulus (CS)

Back 10

A neutral stimulus that comes to evoke a classically conditioned response through association with UCS

Front 11

Conditioned Response (CR)

Back 11

A learned response to a classically conditioned stimulus

Front 12

Acquisition

Back 12

Process of learning behavior

Front 13

Extinction

Back 13

Making the behavior go away

Front 14

Generalization

Back 14

The tendency to respond to a stimulus that is similar to the conditioned stimulus

Front 15

Discrimination

Back 15

The ability to distinguish between different stimuli