Unit 3, Topic 4 - Learning Flashcards

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what is spontaneous recovery for classical conditioning

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The sudden reappearance of the previously extinguished CR in response to the CS alone.

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what is extinction for classical conditioning

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when the CS no longer elicits a CR
- is the breakdown of the association between the CS and CR

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what are the key factors of classical conditioning

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  • involuntary response
  • learner is passive in the acquisition stage
    the consequence of the response is irrelevant to the learning
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describe learned fear responses “little Albert.” and what the experiment concluded.

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  • Little Albert displayed no fear response to a range of neutral stimuli.
  • The experimenter presented “Little Albert” with a white rat and presented loud noises (unconditioned stimulus)
  • UCR (fear of loud noise)
  • presented with other similar animals and showed stimulus generalisation
  • concludes fears and phobias con be conditioned emotional responces.
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what is the difference between modelling and vicarious conditioning?

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modelling involves someone watching someone else display a behaviour but no form of reinforment in response to the action is observed. Social learning occurs through self-reinforcement.

Vicarious conditioning occurs when the learner observes the modeled behaviour either being reinforced or punished. vicarious reinforcement influence expression of behaviour in learner

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