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Classical Conditioning OR….. Why do we salivate like Pavlov’s Dogs?

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2 Classical Conditioning OR….. Why do we salivate like Pavlov’s Dogs?

3 Who was Ivan Pavlov? zIzIvan Pavlov was a Russian scientist who discovered the principles of Classical Conditioning while doing research on digestion.

4 The Man Himself...

5 What did Ivan do? yPavlov trained dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell ( & tuning fork) and invented a formula to replicate his results.

6 How does Classical Conditioning Work? zClassical Conditioning = A form of learning through involuntary association.

7 WHAT???????? zNS + UCS =UCR zNeutral Stimulus + Unconditioned Stimulus = Unconditioned Response zBELL + FOOD = SALIVATION yCS = CR yConditioned Stimulus= Conditioned Response xBell = Drool

8 BELL +

9 FOOD

10 = SALIVATION

11 Online Internet favorites CC Chapter 8 -office clip -College kids -Gilberts -Lemonade powder experiment Or nerf gun/squirt outside?

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