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NoteStudied by 15 peopleClassical Conditioning
- Acquisition: process of developing and strengthening a conditioned response through repeated pairings of neutral stimulus with unconditioned stimulus
- more intense US produces stronger / more rapid conditioning (than less intense US)
- more intense NS produces stronger / more rapid conditioning (than less intense NS)
- 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
- Spontaneous recovery
- extinguished response can be reacquired rapidly when the CS or NS is once again paired with US
- when paired again, it will take fewer trials to achieve a strong level of conditioning
- Stimulus generalization: tendency for CR to occur in presence of stimulus similar to CS
- ex: Albert or whatever and the bunny ➝ all white things
- meaning of the word is more important than the sound of the word
- like sensitization, but sensitization happens without a conditioning process
- Stimulus discrimination: tendency for a response to be caused more by one stimulus than another
- Higher-Order Conditioning
- 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
- several steps between something occurring and the reaction
- sensory preconditioning: when one stimulus is conditioned as a CS, another previously paired stimulus can also become a CS
- stimulus came first
- ex: toolshed has wasps. i got stung by a wasp and now i’m afraid of wasps, so i’m afraid of the toolshed
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