Classical conditioning

Question 1

What does classical conditioning look at?

Answer 1

Before-unconditioned stimulate with unconditional response
During Neutral stimulus is introduced with an unconditional stimulus, neutral then becomes conditioned
After-Condition stimulus alone triggers the conditioned response

Question 2

What does neutral stimulus mean?

Answer 2

No response before conditioning

Question 3

What dies unconditioned response mean?

Answer 3

Naturally occurring response

Question 4

What does unconditioned stimulus mean?

Answer 4

Naturally triggers a response

Question 5

What does a conditioned response mean?

Answer 5

Learned response to a previously neutral stimulus

Question 6

What does a condition stimulus mean?

Answer 6

Learned response to a previously neutral response

Question 7

Example of Classical conditioning

Answer 7

Food- unconditioned stimulus
Salvation-unconditioned response
Bell-Neutral stimulus
No salvation-No conditioned response
Bell+Food=Salvation is unconditioned response
Bell(conditioned)=salvation(conditioned response)