Behavioral Therapies Flashcards
Operant vs. Classical Conditional Conditioning:
Learning is the association of things that take place _?_
Operant: sequentially
Classical: together in time
In Pavlov’s study, what are the UCS, UCR, CS, CR?
UCS - food
UCR - salivation
CS - bell
CR - salivation
UCR and CR are always the same thing
What is extinction in relation to classical conditioning? generalization?
extinction - removal of the CS leads to loss of association
(ex. stop ringing the bell when the dogs get food)
generalization - similar stimuli also become CS for CR
(ex. CS is a white mouse, a white rabbit triggers CR)
How can classical conditioning aid in phobias?
phobia + relaxation –> calmness
relaxation activity - UCS
calmness - UCR
phobia - CS
calmness - CR
How do we employ Systematic Desensitization?
make a list of fears
slowly move up the list with classical conditioning technique
What is meant by Positive/Negative Reinforcement, Positive/Negative Punishment?
When must reinforcement and punishments occur?
after the behavior