Done learning lec 1 Flashcards
define
learning
any enduring change in the way an organism responds based on previous experience
behaviourism aka =
behaviour analysis
scientific study of learning that investigates the relationship between observable environmental and behavioural variables
_ learning types
3
1 = classical 2 = operant 3= cognitive & social theories
underlying principle of behaviourism =
pragmatism
ultimate goal of behaviourism =
prediction and influence of behaviour
_ types of non-associative learning
2
1 habituation
2 sensitization
define habituation =
the decreasing strength of a reflex response after repeated presentation of the stimulus
define
sensitization
the repeated presentation of a stimulus increases an organisms’s responsiveness
story of little albert
John watson
Rosalie rayner
set out to prove that not all behaviour is innate
conditioned to fear a white rat = conditioned emotional response
= also demonstrated fear in other furry objects
classical conditioning =
Ivan Pavlov
studied salivation in dogs
aka Pavlovian / respondent conditioning
response through which a NS paired with a UCS => UCR
after repeated presentation =>
NS => elicits response without UCS
and NS becomes CS => CR
define
UCS UC CR UCR CS NS
UCS = unconditioned stimulus
UC = unconditioned
CR = conditioned response
UCR = unconditioned response
CS = conditioned stimulus
NS = neutral stimilus
__ types of classical conditioning
4
1 = forwrad (delayed and trace) 2 = backwards 3= simultaneous 4 = second order
define forward conditioning =
type of classical conditioning
effective ( both types)
but delay can’t be more than a few seconds
which type(s) of conditioning does(do) not work as well as __=
backwards
simultaneous
as well as forward conditioning
define
second order conditioning
aka high-order = encompasses 3rd 4th etc
the CS is paired with NS
after repeated exposure = the NS ( now CS2) elicits => CR