Ivan Pavlov- theorist

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who was Ivan Pavlov

Russian psychologist who developed classical conditioning, showing how behaviour can be learned through association

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what is classical conditioning

learning that happens when a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a natural response

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what was Pavlov’s experiment

studied dogs and showed they could learn to associate a sound with food, causing them to salivate.

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what is an unconditioned stimulus (UCS)

a stimulus that naturally causes a response without learning

e.g. food causing salivation

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what is an unconditioned response (UCR)

a natural, automatic reaction to the unconditioned stimulus

e.g. salivating when food is presented.

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what is a conditioned stimulus (CS)

a previously natural stimulus that, after learning, causes a response

e.g. a bell after being paired with food

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what is a conditioned response (CR)

a learned response to the conditioned stimulus

e.g. salivating when hearing the bell

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how does Pavlov’s theory link to childcare

children may associate certain environments, sounds or routines with feelings or behaviours.

e.g. a bell being associated with tidy up time

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one strength of Pavlov’s theory?

helps practitioners understand how routine and consistency influences children’s behaviours

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one limitation of Pavlov’s theory

only explains simple behaviours and does not consider thoughts or emotions.