Chapter 4- Introduction to learning Flashcards
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Learning in advertising
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- We learn by associating one idea with another
- More complex learning more associations
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Learning and animal models
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- Common biological substrate relevant for investigating motivation, neural transmission, etc. held as also relevant for investigating learning
- How does a rat learn to run a maze? How does a
fish learn to navigate a river? - Study of animals: reveals principles of learning that can be applied to humans
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‘Shaping’ behavior
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The process through which you gradually modify an organisms behavior to enable it to perform new responses.
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Training animals in certain behaviors
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- Some claim that you can train an animal to do anything, provided that the behavior is physically possible for the animal to do.
- Some behaviors are more easily trained than others.
- Need to be mindful of both their physical constraints, as well as their behavioral tendencies.
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Elicited behavior
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- E.g. reflexes, baby mouth reflex
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Examples of fixed modal action patterns
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7
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Imprinting- critical period
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