Sensory preconditioning
when one stimulus is conditioned as a CS, another previously paired stimulus can also become a CS.
Extinction
when conditioned response is weakened /eliminated by repeatedly presenting CS alone.
Higher order conditioning
transfer of conditioning to another stimulus through association.
Acquisition
process of developing and strengthening a conditioned response through repeated pairings of neutral stimulus with unconditioned stimulus.
CS
Extinguished response can be reacquired rapidly when the ________ or NS is once again paired with US.
Stimulus discrimination
tendency for a response to be caused more by one stimulus than another.
Stimulus generalization
tendency for CR to occur in presence of stimulus similar to CS.
Acquisition
process of developing and strengthening a conditioned response through repeated pairings of neutral stimulus with unconditioned stimulus
Extinction
when conditioned response is weakened/eliminated by repeatedly presenting CS alone
ex
anielle was really scared of cats, so more exposure to declan w no problems helped extinguish that fear
Stimulus generalization
tendency for CR to occur in presence of stimulus similar to CS
ex
Albert or whatever and the bunny âžť all white things
Stimulus discrimination
tendency for a response to be caused more by one stimulus than another
basic conditioning
basic reaction to an event, such as a dog salivating at sight of food
higher-order conditioning
transfer of conditioning to another stimulus through association
sensory preconditioning
when one stimulus is conditioned as a CS, another previously paired stimulus can also become a CS
ex
toolshed has wasps
learning
a relatively permanent change in knowledge or behavior resulting from experience
conditioned taste aversion
a taste inversion induced by pairing a taste with gastrointestinal distress
spontaneous recovery
in classical conditioning, the reappearance after a period of time of a conditioned response that has been subjected to extinction
Law of Effect
Reward for a response to a stimulus means a person is more likely to repeat that response in the future