PBSI 340 EXAM 2
pavlovian conditioning
the McCoullough effect is an example of ___ ____
temppral
imposing a ____ relationship between two stimuli alters the response
elicited by one, or both, stimuli. Defining criteria for Pavlovian
conditioning.
differential conditioning
one cue is paired with US to produce a CR, while another CS is
presented without the CR. The organism learns to paur the CS+ with
the CR and the CS- with no response.
explicitly unpaired
the CS- and the CR are ___ ____ in differential conditioning
Skinner Schedule
variable interval schedule; the type of schedule that a conditioned
suprpression is dependent on
tone
after the organism has learned on a Skinner schedule and there has
been the introduction of a relationship between a tone and a shock, the
presenece of the ___ will cause the organism to stop whatever they
are doing in anticipation of a shock
yes
is it essential that the US is biologically significant?
sensory preconditioning
, two neutral stimuli are presented together. Then, one stimulus is
presented with a US, causing there to be a relationship. Eventually,
the remaining neutral stimulus will cause the CR even when it has
never been paired
instrumental conditioning
an example of ___ __ is when a rat salivates, it is because it will make
the food taste better rather than it being a subconscious process
omission control procedure
in this case, the animal only receives a reward if it does not complete
the task in front of them. Ex) if an animal salivates, it does not receive
the food.
yoked
coupled with the master animal. Gets the same stimuli as the master;
doesn't matter whether or not they salicate. Their stimuli are
uncontrollable
extinction
the yoke and master experiment is an example of pavlovian
conditioning. When the stimulus is taken away, ____ occurs.
Salivation occurs and extinction begins because pairings end.
No
Are parts interchangeable?
neural plasticity, experiential history, outlasts environment,
lasting effect, alters response elicited by target event
what are the criteria for stimulus preexposure effects?
richard solomon
pavlovian conditioning
the McCoullough effect is an example of ___ ____
temppral
imposing a ____ relationship between two stimuli alters the response
elicited by one, or both, stimuli. Defining criteria for Pavlovian
conditioning.
differential conditioning
one cue is paired with US to produce a CR, while another CS is
presented without the CR. The organism learns to paur the CS+ with
the CR and the CS- with no response.
explicitly unpaired
the CS- and the CR are ___ ____ in differential conditioning
Skinner Schedule
variable interval schedule; the type of schedule that a conditioned
suprpression is dependent on
tone
after the organism has learned on a Skinner schedule and there has
been the introduction of a relationship between a tone and a shock, the
presenece of the ___ will cause the organism to stop whatever they
are doing in anticipation of a shock
yes
is it essential that the US is biologically significant?
sensory preconditioning
, two neutral stimuli are presented together. Then, one stimulus is
presented with a US, causing there to be a relationship. Eventually,
the remaining neutral stimulus will cause the CR even when it has
never been paired
instrumental conditioning
an example of ___ __ is when a rat salivates, it is because it will make
the food taste better rather than it being a subconscious process
omission control procedure
in this case, the animal only receives a reward if it does not complete
the task in front of them. Ex) if an animal salivates, it does not receive
the food.
yoked
coupled with the master animal. Gets the same stimuli as the master;
doesn't matter whether or not they salicate. Their stimuli are
uncontrollable
extinction
the yoke and master experiment is an example of pavlovian
conditioning. When the stimulus is taken away, ____ occurs.
Salivation occurs and extinction begins because pairings end.
No
Are parts interchangeable?
neural plasticity, experiential history, outlasts environment,
lasting effect, alters response elicited by target event
what are the criteria for stimulus preexposure effects?
richard solomon
