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Unconditioned Stimulus (US)

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input to a reflex

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Unconditioned Response (UR)

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output of reflex

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Conditioned Stimulus (CS)

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initially results in investigatory response, then habituation; after conditioning, results in CR

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Conditioned Response (CR)

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response to CS; measure amplitude, probability, latency

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Before training

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US -> UR; CS -> no relevant response

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Training

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CS + US

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After training

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US -> UR; CS -> CR

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Strength of conditioned response increases after…

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increased number of reinforcement trials

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Extinction

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Conditioned response declines and disappears over trials without unconditioned stimulus

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extinction is due to…

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the buildup of inhibition

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spontaneous recovery

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after rest interval, extinguished conditioned response reappears at almost previous strength, and extinguishes faster next time

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spontaneous recovery is due to…

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the dissipation of inhibition

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13
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Amount of saliva decreases because of…

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increase in unreinforced trials

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What kind of responses are involved in conditioning?

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involuntary

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contiguity

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closeness in time is basis of acquisition of conditioned reflex

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optimal time interval

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this interval between the CS and US differs depending on particular response being conditioned; number of trials required for conditioning varies too

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17
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More intense conditioned stimulus leads to…

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a greater conditioned response

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What happens in higher order conditioning?

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  1. establish conditioned stimulus (bell -> salivation)
  2. new conditioned stimulus is paired with old conditioned stimulus without unconditioned stimulus (tone paired with bell but no food-> salivation)
  3. eventually, new conditioned stimulus is established without unconditioned stimulus (tone -> salivation)
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In higher order conditioning the unconditioned stimulus acts as _________ for conditioned reflex

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reinforcer

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In higher order conditioning a CS acts like a _________ ________ (“__________ _______”)

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unconditioned stimulus; secondary reinforcer

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Generalization

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similar stimuli produce similar responses; new stimulus similar to conditioned stimulus also produces conditioned response

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discrimination

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different stimuli produce different responses; train “CS+” (high tone with unconditioned stimulus) and “CS-“ (low tone w/o US): result is CR to CS+ but not to CS-

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Is the conditioned response the same as the unconditioned response?

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no, the conditioned response may be preparatory response for unconditioned stimulus

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What happens when a mouse experiences a CS tone -> US shock -> UR fast heartbeat, breathing

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then in the next trial, CS tone -> CR slower heartbeat, breathing

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What happens when a mouse experiences a CS injection -> US morphine -> UR less pain

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then in the next trial, CS injection -> CR more pain sensitivity

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26
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What was Pavlov’s view of learning?

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conditioned stimulus- conditioned reflex

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What is the modern view of learning?

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conditioned stimulus- unconditioned stimulus association, such that the conditioned stimulus provides info about the unconditioned stimulus

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does conditioning with the unconditioned stimulus before the conditioned stimulus work?

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no

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Law of Effect

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response is automatically strengthened when followed by reinforcement; automatically weakened when followed by punishment

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In operant conditioning, reinforcement depends on what?

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the response

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in classical conditioning, reinforcement…

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comes regardless (unconditioned stimulus)

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Operant response is…

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emitted and voluntary

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Classical conditioning response is…

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elicited and involuntary

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What is learned in operant conditioning?

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a behavior

35
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what is learned in classical conditioning?

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a signal (CS -> US)

36
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Through what mechanism is operant conditioning learned?

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Law of Effect: consequences (time out)

37
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Through what mechanism is classical conditioning learned?

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contiguity

38
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The Skinner box…

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had many responses, took little time and effort, and was easily recorded

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In Skinners experiments, the response rate was the…

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dependent variable

40
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What was the independent variable in Skinner’s experiments?

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the schedule of reinforcement

41
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________ always increases the rate of responding

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reinforcement

42
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_______ reinforcement delivers appetitive stimulus

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positive

43
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_______ reinforcement removes aversive stimulus

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negative

44
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_______ decreases the rate of responding

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punishment

45
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discriminative stimulus

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indicates under what circumstances response will be reinforced

46
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Stimulus does not cause ______, or signal reinforcement, it _________ for response

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response; sets occasion

47
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In operant conditioning, what is the parallel to a conditioned response

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operant response

48
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In operant conditioning, what is the parallel to a unconditioned stimulus

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reinforcement

49
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In operant conditioning, what is the parallel to a the conditioned stimulus

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discriminative stimulus

50
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How does the order change between classical and operant conditioning?

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in classical the reinforcement is before the response; in operant the response is before the reinforcement

51
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How does something get to be a conditioned reinforcer

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through classical conditioning

52
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partial reinforcement effect

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reinforcing only some trials produces even stronger responses than reinforcing all trials

53
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What are the different schedules of reinforcement?

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interval, ratio, fixed, variable

54
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continuous reinforcement

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all responses get reinforced

55
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Interval schedule

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reinforce next response after some time interval (fixed and variable)

56
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fixed interval

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time is fixed; rat gets food pellet for next bar press 30 seconds after last pellet

57
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variable interval

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time is average; rat gets food after 20, 40, 25, 35 seconds (average of 30 seconds)

58
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Ratio schedule

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reinforcement after some number of responses

59
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fixed ratio

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ratio is fixed; rat gets food pellet for every 10th bar press

60
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variable ratio

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ratio is average; rat gets food pellet after 8, 12, 15, 5 responses (10th response average)

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shaping

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differential reinforcement of successive approximations to desired response (can produce a response the animal would never have made spontaneously on its own)

62
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chaining

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linking responses into long sequence allows training of very complex behaviors

63
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________ not contiguity is what matters in classical conditioning

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contingency

64
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Robert Rescorla

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expert on what it takes to make a signal work (more than just contiguity)

65
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Contingency

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how the unconditioned stimulus depends on the conditioned stimulus; Probability of unconditioned stimulus in presence of conditioned stimulus” relative to “probability of unconditioned stimulus in absence of conditioned stimulus”

66
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What did Pavlov think about contingency?

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contingency is confounded with contiguity

67
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belongingness

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biological preparedness to make certain associations

68
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What did Pavlov assume about belongingness?

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all associations are arbitrary; contiguity causes conditioning

69
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Garcia Effect

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special facility for learning taste aversion (taste-illness association)- difficult for classical conditioning

70
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Why is the Garcia Effect difficult for classical conditioning?

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  1. association established in one trial
  2. up to 24 hrs between CS and US
  3. very resistant to extinction
71
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flow of information in memory

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stimulus -> STM -> rehearsal -> LTM

72
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What are the two kinds of rehearsal?

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maintenance and elaborative

73
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maintance rehearsal

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holds info in STM

74
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elaborative rehearsal

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moves info into LTM

75
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How to reduce recency?

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delay between 20th word and recall

76
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How to reduce primacy?

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present words faster

77
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Short term memory is…

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phonological- based on speech sounds confuse “boat” with “coat”

78
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Long term memory is…

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semantic- based on meaning confuse “boat” with “ship”

79
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An excitatory CS-US connection builds up to its maximum strength during…

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the acquisition phase of classical conditioning

80
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During the ______ phase, an inhibitory CS-US connection builds up, tending to prevent the CR

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extinction

81
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When the strength of the inhibitory CS-US connection becomes ______ to the strength of the excitatory connection, extinction is complete and no CR occurs

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equal

82
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During a rest period, the inhibitory CS-US connection weakens and disappears, but the excitatory connection does not- this is called…

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Dissipation of inhibition- spontaneous recovery

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