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pavlov 1897 study - C AND UC

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  • conditioning in dogs (saliva with food and fork)
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pavlov 1897- huan condition response

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  • air to eye (unconditioned response)
  • alongside tone (neutral stimulus)
  • conditioned stimulus tone causes eye to water
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what was found about emotional conditioning in humans

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  • can condition emotions (of fear)
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McAllister 1953 time intervals in conditoned response

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  • found between 250..450…700ms showed better results of conditioning
  • optimal time frame?
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what is stimulus generalisation and how is it counteracted

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  • when similar stimuli create conditoned response
  • discrimination
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what is ‘unlearning’ known as

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extinction

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what is ‘extinction’

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when conditioned stimulus no longer associated with condtioned response

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what is spontaneous recovery

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after time with no conditioned stimulus if presented again resurfaces
- something is blocking the conditioned response rather than unlearning

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what is spontaneous recovery also known as

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disinhibition

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what is operant conditioning

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  • behaviours being strengthened or weakened based on the consequences that follow them
  • involves association of behaviours with their consequences
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dishinibition definition

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  • reappearance of a conditoned response during extinction when a conditioned stimulus is preceded by an unexpected distraction
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how to treat phobias

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  • exposure therapy
  • systematic Desensitisation (gradually exposing them to fear)
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what is Thorndike’s law of effect

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  • behaviour thats reinforced leads to it being more likely to reappear
  • if not reinforced (or punished) tends to decrease in frequency
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what else is throndikes law known as?

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  • black box view
  • the Stimulus response (s-r)
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what happened in Skinner box

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  • operant conditioning chamber
  • rat learnt to associate its behaviours with consequences
  • showed initial low rate of behaviour
  • follwed by food pellet when rewarded (pressing lever)
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define positive reinforcement

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  • stimuli applied and response increases
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define negative reinforcement

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  • stimuli removed and response increases
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define shaping

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a technique where desired behaviours are encouraged through a series of gradual steps

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what is Premack’s principle

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observe what a subject would tend do if given free reign
- if act B higher to do than act A, use act B first so act A becomes contingent to aloow act B to occur

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3 things associated with failure of learning

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  • task too complex
  • reward inconsistent
  • the ‘reward’ wasnt seen as one, needs to hold positive value