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Acquisition

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Conditioning has happened and is successful

When one links a neutral stimulus and an unconditioned stimulus so the Neutral Stimulus triggers a response

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Higher-Order Conditioning or Second Order Conditioning

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A new conditioned stimulus is created from PAIRING the conditioned stimulus with another neutral stimulus

ex: fear of doctors extends to seeing white lab coats, you also see them at Walgreens and now walking to Walgreens gives you a fear like the original conditioned stimulus

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Extinction

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Connection of Conditioned stimulus and the Condition Response goes away as you no longer get the reward and then it does not work anymore

ex: keep saying Zany with no reward so response goes away

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Spontaneous Recovery

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The reappearance, after a pause, of an extinguished conditioned response

classical conditioning comes back

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Generalization

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The tendency to react/response to a stimuli similar to the Conditioned Stimulus

ex: only used white rat for experiment on Little Albert but he became scared of other fuzzy animals as well

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Discrimination

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Ability to distinguish between a conditioned stimulus and another sound, so you do not have a response to it

ex: only Zany makes you salivate but other Z words don’t

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Neutral Stimulus

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Something that does NOT normally cause a physical reaction

ex: bell or Zany

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Unconditioned Stimulus

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Something that causes a normal physical reaction

ex: seeing food

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Unconditioned Response

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Normal response to the stimulus

ex: drool/salivation

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Conditioned Stimulus

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The Neutral Stimulus that now causes a reaction

ex: bell or Zany

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Conditioned Response

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Reaction to the new stimulus that causes drool/stimulus

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Reconditioning

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after conditioning becomes extinct, it is easy to come back

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Savings

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your brain retains the memory of classical conditioning and so it happens faster and easier the 2nd time around

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Blocking

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When you have already been conditioned, trying to do the same conditioned with a new conditioned stimulus can be more difficult

ex: conditioning a dog to droll at the sound of a bell, if you try using a whistle it may be hard to do bc they are already conditioned to the bell

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Contiguity

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the number of times is what makes classical conditioning work

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Contingency

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Something has to grab your attention for classical conditioning to work

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Forward/Normal Timing Paradigms

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Parlov one, normal one

NS/CS is shown, then US is presented

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Backwards Timing Paradigms

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Give dog food, then ring bell

Driving and get into a car accident, then go to hospital, now fears hospitals

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Delayed Timing Paradigms

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The appearance of the US and CS overlap

Ring bell and give food at same time

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Trace Conditioning

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CS is presented and after a delay the US is presented
(like forward/normal but with a delay)

Gets sick 5 hours after eating good, cannot eat that food anymore

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Temporal Timing Paradigms

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Us is presented at time intervals and CR develops shortly before it appears

Having 4th period lunch, in summer get hungry at 10:30 bc that’s when you used to have lunch