Chapter 5: Memory Flashcards

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What is learning?

A

relatively permanent change in behavior

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What do behaviorists believe?

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that all behavior can be learned and unlearned OBSERVABLE

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What is brain plasticity?

A

learning–forming new neural pathways (glutamate helps)

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Who is the founder of classical conditioning?

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Ivan Pavlov

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What experiment is associated with Ivan Pavlov and classical conditioning?

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the Dog and Bell experiment

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What is meant by the term “unconditioned”?

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already naturally learned

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What is meant by the term “conditioned”?

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learned

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What is classical conditioning?

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connection of two stimuli

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What is the conditioned stimulus?

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the learned reflex through repetition

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What is the unconditioned stimulus?

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aka the neutral stimulus, in the beginning, it is already known to produce a response

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What is the neutral stimulus?

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conditioned stimulus when paired with UCS, should produce a response in any way

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What is a conditioned response?

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learned reflex response to the conditioned stimulus

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What is acquisition?

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acquired learning when the neutral stimulus is paired with the unconditioned response

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What is stimulus generalization?

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respond same to a stimulus that is similar to the original CS

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What is stimulus discrimination?

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when one has the ability to differentiate between different stimuli

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What is extinction?

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disappearance/weakening of learned response through the removal of the unconditioned stimulus

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What is spontaneous recovery?

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the reappearance of learned response after extinction

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What is vicarious conditioning?

A

classical conditioning 🡪 watching the reaction of another person

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What is taste aversion?

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development nausea/aversive response to a taste