classical conditioning

Question 1

what was referred to dogs salivating towards food?

Answer 1

psychic secretions

Question 2

inborn, unlearned, usually permanent, little variation. stereotyped

Answer 2

unconditioned stimulus

Question 3

not present at birth, acquired through experience, don’t stay forever.

Answer 3

conditional

Question 4

how does a neutral stimulus evoke a reflex response?

Answer 4

pavlovian/ classical conditioning

Question 5

the procedure of pairing a neutral stimulus with a well established CS. Neutral stimulus never paired with US only CS.

Answer 5

high order conditioning. CS2 > CS1 > R

Question 6

how fast one responds

Answer 6

response latency

Question 7

actual measuring, look at response in frequency to see learning.

Answer 7

test trail

Question 8

neutral stimulus to elicit CR when presented after a US has elicited a reflex response. gets shot (us) > wince (ur) > nurse coughs. then when a nurse coughs they wince. sensitized.

Answer 8

pseudoconditioning

Question 9

the neutral stimulus is on the off, gap of time is where a response will occur, learning happens fast.

Answer 9

trace conditioning

Question 10

allows to take a break, experiences US.

Answer 10

interstimulus interval

Question 11

rapid associative learning, cs turning on before us.

Answer 11

delayed conditioning

Question 12

CS and US at the same time, end up paying attention to US more, slow response.

Answer 12

simultaneous conditioning

Question 13

US happens before CS

Answer 13

backward conditioning

Question 14

how predictable they are together, dictates effectiveness of CC, rescorla study,

Answer 14

CS - US contigency

Question 15

interval between CS and US important, more contagious, faster CR appears.

Answer 15

CS -US contigency

Question 16

end of CS and onset of US

Answer 16

trace

Question 17

interval between onset of CS and onset of US

Answer 17

delayed

Question 18

CS consists of 2+ stimuli presented simultaneously. (red light and buzzer)

Answer 18

compund stimulus

Question 19

failure of a stimulus that is part of a compound stimulus to become a CS.

Answer 19

overshawdowing

Question 20

failure of CC due to prior presentation of CS in absence of US.

Answer 20

latent inhibition

Question 21

failure of stimulus to become a CS when it is part of a compound stimulus that includes an effective CS.

Answer 21

blocking

Question 22

what interferes with CS?

Answer 22

age, temperament, emotional state

Question 23

present the CS without US.

Answer 23

extinction

Question 24

CS subs for US, CR is the same as the UR, but they are not always the same, CR is weaker, less reliable

Answer 24

stimulus substitution theory

Question 25

predict when something will happen, explains blocking, reduction of CR during extinction, overshadowing.

Answer 25

resorla wagner model

Question 26

cr PREPARES ORGANISM FOR OCCURRENCE OF us.

Answer 26

preparatory response theory