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When did Pavlov discover classical conditioning?

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A: Late 1800s.

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Q: What was Pavlov studying?

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A: Dog digestion.

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  1. Salivation Observation
    Q: What did Pavlov notice during his experiments?
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A: Dogs salivated to a bell paired with food.

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  1. Components of Conditioning
    Q: What is the US in Pavlov’s experiment?
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A: Food

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  1. UR in Conditioning
    Q: What is the UR in Pavlov’s experiment?
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A: Salivation.

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  1. NS in Conditioning. Q: What is the NS in Pavlov’s experiment?
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A: Bell.

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  1. CS in Conditioning
    Q: What is the CS after conditioning?
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A: Bell.

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  1. CR in Conditioning
    Q: What is the CR after conditioning?
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A: Salivation to the bell.

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  1. Unconditioned Reflexes
    Q: Are unconditioned reflexes and responses the same?
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A: Yes.

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  1. US Intensity
    Q: How does US intensity affect conditioning?
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  1. US Intensity
    Q: How does US intensity affect conditioning?
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  1. Trace Conditioning
    Q: What is trace conditioning?
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A: CS-US interval.

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  1. Example of Trace Conditioning
    Q: Give an example of trace conditioning.
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A: Tone followed by air puff.

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  1. Higher Order Conditioning
    Q: What is higher order conditioning?
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A: Pairing a conditioned CS with a new stimulus.

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  1. Latent Inhibition
    Q: What is latent inhibition?
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A: Pre-exposure slows conditioning.

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  1. Example of Latent Inhibition
    Q: Give an example of latent inhibition.
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A: Tone presented without reinforcement before pairing.

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  1. Extinction
    Q: What is extinction?
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A: Decrease of CR when CS is presented without US.

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  1. How Extinction Occurs
    Q: How does extinction happen?
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A: Unlearning CS-US association.

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Q: What is spontaneous recovery?

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A: CR reappears after a rest period.