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Chunk 1 Chunk 1
development of a relatively lasting change in
what is definition of
behaviour as the result of a single or repeated
learning ?
experience
A.These are simple forms of learning
B. demonstrated in lower animals
what is the Non
associative learning ?
C1 .where only single events are used in learning
paradigm -
C2. no pairing or 'operation' on the environment is
required.
1. Habituation
What are the type of Non 2. Sensitization
associative learning ?
3. Pseudoconditioning
(cross-sensitization)
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A. a non-associative learning
B. in which repeated stimulation leads to a reduction
what is Habituation ? in response over time as the organism 'learns' the
stimulus.
example : Airplain sounds
A. is an increase in response to a stimulus as a
function of repeated presentations of that stimulus.
B. Similar to habituation, repetition of exposure is
required to elicit the learning effect, but the
what is Sensitization ?
response rates go up, not down
(i.e. opposite to the effect seen in habituation).
example : the phone ring when want to study
A1. The emergence of a response to a previously
neutral stimulus
A2 . simply as a result of exposures to a different but
powerful stimulus
What is
Pseudoconditioning
example : .You are trying to condition your
(cross-sensitization) ?
roommate to blink every time a picture of Bob is
shown. With several trials, you show a photo of Tom
...and your roommate blinks.The response is the
result of sensitization.....instead of conditioning. I
hope this helps.
Chunk 3 Chunk 3
learning occurs through the association of two
events
What is Associative
learning ? . 1. Classic conditioning
2. Operant conditioning
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A. learning takes place through repeated temporal
association of two events.
B1. The learning organism is passive, respondent
what is Classic
(i.e. shows an innate, reflexive response such as
conditioning ?
salivation)
B2. but not instrumental
(i.e. does not actively operate on its environment).
A. learning results from consequences of one's
actions - operations.
B. The learning organism actively operates
(instrumental) on the environment.
what is Operant
conditioning ?
C . perant conditioning is a type of learning where
behavior is controlled by consequences.
Having a job and going to work every day to receive
a paycheck.
A1. combines both classic and operant models of
learning.
what is Social learning
theory ?
A2. and includes cognitive processes and social
interaction to be relevant in human learning.
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A1. is produced by repeatedly pairing a neutral
conditioned stimulus (CS e.g. bell)
A2. with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS e.g. food)
A3. that naturally evokes an unconditioned response
(UCR e.g. salivation).
how the Classical B.Eventually the neutral stimulus alone eventually
conditioning work ? evokes the desired response (salivation - now called
conditioned response, CR).
C. It is a relatively rapid process
D. and depends upon the nature of the
unconditioned stimulus.
E. Pavlov first demonstrated this paradigm in dogs.
A.The development of the association between the
CS and the UCR resulting in a CR
what is acquisition ? B. For animals this takes around 3 and 15 pairings;
( if sufficient emotional involvement is present
acquisition can occur with even one pairing )
1. Delayed or forward conditioning.
2. Backward conditioning.
What are the type of
conditioning ?
3. Simultaneous conditioning
4. Trace conditioning
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Terms in this set (203)
Chunk 1 Chunk 1
development of a relatively lasting change in
what is definition of
behaviour as the result of a single or repeated
learning ?
experience
A.These are simple forms of learning
B. demonstrated in lower animals
what is the Non
associative learning ?
C1 .where only single events are used in learning
paradigm -
C2. no pairing or 'operation' on the environment is
required.
1. Habituation
What are the type of Non 2. Sensitization
associative learning ?
3. Pseudoconditioning
(cross-sensitization)
Chunk 2 Chunk 2
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A. a non-associative learning
B. in which repeated stimulation leads to a reduction
what is Habituation ? in response over time as the organism 'learns' the
stimulus.
example : Airplain sounds
A. is an increase in response to a stimulus as a
function of repeated presentations of that stimulus.
B. Similar to habituation, repetition of exposure is
required to elicit the learning effect, but the
what is Sensitization ?
response rates go up, not down
(i.e. opposite to the effect seen in habituation).
example : the phone ring when want to study
A1. The emergence of a response to a previously
neutral stimulus
A2 . simply as a result of exposures to a different but
powerful stimulus
What is
Pseudoconditioning
example : .You are trying to condition your
(cross-sensitization) ?
roommate to blink every time a picture of Bob is
shown. With several trials, you show a photo of Tom
...and your roommate blinks.The response is the
result of sensitization.....instead of conditioning. I
hope this helps.
Chunk 3 Chunk 3
learning occurs through the association of two
events
What is Associative
learning ? . 1. Classic conditioning
2. Operant conditioning
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A. learning takes place through repeated temporal
association of two events.
B1. The learning organism is passive, respondent
what is Classic
(i.e. shows an innate, reflexive response such as
conditioning ?
salivation)
B2. but not instrumental
(i.e. does not actively operate on its environment).
A. learning results from consequences of one's
actions - operations.
B. The learning organism actively operates
(instrumental) on the environment.
what is Operant
conditioning ?
C . perant conditioning is a type of learning where
behavior is controlled by consequences.
Having a job and going to work every day to receive
a paycheck.
A1. combines both classic and operant models of
learning.
what is Social learning
theory ?
A2. and includes cognitive processes and social
interaction to be relevant in human learning.
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A1. is produced by repeatedly pairing a neutral
conditioned stimulus (CS e.g. bell)
A2. with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS e.g. food)
A3. that naturally evokes an unconditioned response
(UCR e.g. salivation).
how the Classical B.Eventually the neutral stimulus alone eventually
conditioning work ? evokes the desired response (salivation - now called
conditioned response, CR).
C. It is a relatively rapid process
D. and depends upon the nature of the
unconditioned stimulus.
E. Pavlov first demonstrated this paradigm in dogs.
A.The development of the association between the
CS and the UCR resulting in a CR
what is acquisition ? B. For animals this takes around 3 and 15 pairings;
( if sufficient emotional involvement is present
acquisition can occur with even one pairing )
1. Delayed or forward conditioning.
2. Backward conditioning.
What are the type of
conditioning ?
3. Simultaneous conditioning
4. Trace conditioning
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