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Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning

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12th Grade

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19 Slides • 5 Questions

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Classical Conditioning

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First, let's review . . .​

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the best example of learning?

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A dog salivates when food is placed in its mouth.

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A honeybee stings when its hive is threatened.

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A child cries when his brother hits him.

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A child feels sick after drinking sour milk.

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A child flinches when he sees lightning because he is afraid of thunder.

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Learning =
acquiring behavior through experience​

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an example of associative learning?

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A child flinches when he sees lightning because he is afraid of thunder.

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An infant sticks out her tongue to imitate her dad when she sees him stick out his tongue.

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A man's heart races each time he walks down the block where he was once assaulted.

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A student starts participating in class because her teacher has started giving candy prizes.

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Associative learning =
learning certain events occur together​

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​We can learn to associate:
  • ​two stimuli

    • ​e.g. a trauma and a location

  • ​OR a behavior and its consequences

    • ​e.g. participating in class and getting candy

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What's going on
in the following video?​

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​9) classical conditioning
  • ​= learning to associate two stimuli

    • ​What are the two stimuli Dwight learned to associate with one another?

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The experiments of Ivan Pavlov
illustrate classical conditioning

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The components of
classical conditioning:​

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​10) neutral stimulus

​produces no response

(before learning)

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​11) unconditioned stimulus (US)

naturally and automatically triggers a certain response

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​12) unconditioned response (UR)

unlearned, naturally occurring response to a certain stimulus

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​13) conditioned stimulus (CS)

(originally the neutral stimulus); comes to trigger a new response after being associated with an unconditioned stimulus

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​14) conditioned response (CR)

new (learned) response to a previously neutral

(but now conditioned) stimulus

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UNconditioned = UNlearned (natural)

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conditioned response
is the same as or similar to
unconditioned response

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UNconditioned stimulus
naturally produces
UNconditioned response

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conditioned stimulus
is a LEARNED trigger
for the conditioned response

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Multiple Choice

In the Dwight/Jim example, what is the neutral stimulus?

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Jim offering a mint

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the computer sound

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Dwight reaching out his hand

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Multiple Choice

In the Dwight/Jim example, what is the unconditioned stimulus?

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Jim offering a mint

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the computer sound

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Dwight reaching out his hand

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Multiple Choice

In the Dwight/Jim example, Dwight reaching out his hand is

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the conditioned response

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the unconditioned response

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both the conditioned and unconditioned response

pattern-tertiary
Classical Conditioning

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