Chapter 2 Test

Question 0

Classical conditioning

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Process of learning in which one stimulus signals the arrival of another stimulus (sometimes called Pavlovian conditioning)

Question 1

Behavioral paychologists

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Focused on the learning of associations through classical conditioning and operant conditioning

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Palov

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Russian psychologist studying digestive processes in dogs, realized if he would ring a bell the dogs would saliva even without food

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Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)

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Means nothing, doesn’t know what it means yet

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Unconditioned response (UCR)

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Response that just happens, not learned

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Conditioned stimulus (CS)

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The thing that makes you learn, (the bell)

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Condition response (CR)

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Something you so because you leaned it (saliva)

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Conditional emotional response (CER)

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Emotional responses are classically conditioned to a previously neutral stimulus (NS)

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Acquisition

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Process of acquiring a new response

Question 9

The strength of the CR increases during

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Acquisition

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Extinction -

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Stimulus ends and extinct

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Stimulus generalization

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Example ( all bikes are awesome)

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Spontaneous recovery

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Response after a old CS

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Stimulus discrimination

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Example (all of the bikes suck, but they are nice looking)

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Cognitive psychology

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Studying and learning are interested in the more complex type of learning involved in human recovery