AP Psych - Classical Conditioning Bingo
review of classical conditioning related terms and psychologists
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- A type of learning in which one learns to link two or more stimuli and anticipate events
- brings about response without needing to be learned
- response that naturally occurs without needing to be trained
- stimulus that normally doesn’t evoke a response
- response that, after conditioning, follows a conditioned stimulus
- Timing of the pairing, NS/CS must be present immediately before the US
- process of learning the response pairing
- CR dies out over time; the CS is disconnected from the US and no longer causes the CR
- After a period of time the CR comes back from extinction
- CR to like or similar stimuli
- the ability to distinguish between a CS and similar stimuli
- CS in one conditioning experience is paired with a new NS, creating a second CS
- created by Rescorla & Wagner. states classical conditioning involves cognitive processes
- John Garcia. Innate predispositions allow classical conditioning to occur in one trial (food poisoning)
- seen in Little Albert. condition something only to remove it later on
- Conducted by John Watson. conditioned a little boy to fear a white rat
- unpleasant stimulus conditioned to undesired behavior to create aversion
- US that's effectiveness can be modified by deprivation (hunger)
- To tie together several behaviors
- unethically used dogs to study classical conditioning
- Experiment done by Seligman. no possibility for positive outcome leads to giving up
- Learning by observing and mimicking others
- basis for classical conditioning, association is formed between 2 stimuli.
- state of subject during classical conditioning
- bodily response typically involved in classical conditioning. Emotional and Glandular reactions
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