6.1– Basic Forms of Learning: Associative and Nonassociative

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Learning

an enduring change in behavior resulting from prior experience

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Associative learning

a form of learning that involves making connections between stimuli and behavioral responses

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Nonassociative learning

a form of learning that involves a change in the magnitude of an elicited response with repetition of the eliciting stimulus 

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Habituation

a form of non associative learning by which an organism becomes less responsive to a repeated stimulus

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Sensitization

a form of non associative learning by which an organism becomes more responsive or more sensitive to a repeated stimulus 

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Dishabituation

the recovery of a response that has undergone habituation, typically as a result of the presentation of a novel stimulus