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Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning. Chapter 3 Continued Powell, Symbaluk, and MacDonald. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning. I.Classical (Pavlovian, respondent) conditioning A.Basic Procedures B.Terminology 1.Conditional reflexes a)Neutral stimulus (NS, orienting response)

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Classical Conditioning

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  1. Classical Conditioning Chapter 3 Continued Powell, Symbaluk, and MacDonald

  2. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning I.Classical (Pavlovian, respondent) conditioning A.Basic Procedures B.Terminology 1.Conditional reflexes a)Neutral stimulus (NS, orienting response) b)Conditional stimulus (CS) c)Conditional response (CR) 2.Unconditional reflexes a)Unconditional stimulus (US) b)Unconditional response (UR)

  3. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning I.Basics of classical conditioning (continued) C.Common Preparations 1.Skin conductance (GSR or EDR) 2.Taste aversion 3.Eyeblink

  4. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning II. Type of US A. Appetitive conditioning B. Aversive conditioning 1. Conditioned Emotional Response (Video) 2. Suppression ratio

  5. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning III. Types of conditioning A. Simultaneous B. Trace C. Delay D. Temporal E. Backward

  6. Respondent Behavior: Conditioning IV.How does it happen? A.Temporal contiguity B.Stimulus-stimulus contingency (correlation) 1.P(US|CS) 2.P(US|no CS) 3.If contingency (correlation ) a.positive, CS excitatory b.negative, CS inhibitory c.zero, CS neutral

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