Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Watson’s 1913 paper that argued for a behaviorist approach to psychology

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Behaviorist Manifesto

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philosophical position associated with Comte, who argued that the only certain knowledge is obtained through objective, publicly observable events

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Positivism

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For pavlov, any stimulus-response connection does not have to be learned.

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unconditioned reflex

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Any stimulus that will produce a specific reflex response

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unconditioned stimulus

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5
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Any stimulus in pavlovian conditioning that will be paired with an unconditioned stimulus to produce a conditioned response

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conditioned stimulus

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The outcome of Pavlovian conditioning stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus with an unconditioned stumulus the conditioned stimulus eventually elicits a conditioned response or reflex.

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conditioned reflex

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In Pavlovian conditioning , the gradual elimination of a conditioned response following the repeated presentation of a conditioned stimulus in the absence of an unconditioned stimulus

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extinction

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replication

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9
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The tendency for a response learned to one stimulus to occur after the presentation of a second stimulus similar to the first

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Generalization

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10
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For Pavlov refers to discrimination the ability to distinguish between two stimuli

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Differentiation

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11
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In pavlovian conditioning; an emotional response that occurs after training a discrimination between two stimuli, then making the stimuli too similar to be discriminated

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experimental neurosis

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