classical conditioning

Question 1

unconditional stimulus

Answer 1

any stimulus that produces a natural unlearnt response (food)

Question 2

neutral stimulus

Answer 2

a thing not associated with the uncondiitoned response (bell) does not naturally produce a behavioural response

Question 3

unconditional response

Answer 3

any occurence that occurs natgurally without having to be learnt (salivating to food)

Question 4

conditioned response

Answer 4

a new stimulus that has been associated with a UCS so that it now produces the same response on its own

Question 5

conditioned response

Answer 5

behaviour elicited by the conditioned stimulus

Question 6

extinction

Answer 6

if the conditioned stimulus is presented without the unconditioned stimulus then the conditioned response dies out (if bell was rang but no food showed up dog would stop salivating)

Question 7

spontaneous recovary

Answer 7

if a response has been extinguished it could still appear randomly

Question 8

generalisation

Answer 8

extension of the conditioned response from the original stimulus to simular stimuli

Question 9

discrimination

Answer 9

the conditioned response is produced by only presentation of the original stimulus not simular ones

Question 10

one trial learning

Answer 10

when condtitiioning occurs immediatly after