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1 6. Learning and Memory Definition of Learning
Characteristics of Learning Types of Learning – 1. Verbal 2. Motor 3. Problem

2 Classical Conditioning - Pavlov
Nature of conditioning

3 Characteristics of classical conditioning
Extinction Spontaneous Recovery Generalization Discrimination Experimental Neurosis

4 Theories of Learning Thorndike’s Trial and Error Theory – Cat
Law of Readiness Law of Exercise Law of Effect

5 Memory Definition Basic Process of memory Acquisition Storage
Retrieval

6 Types of Memory Sensory Memory – 1) Iconic 2) Echoic Short Term Memory
Long Term Memory – 1) Semantic 2) Episodic Forgetting

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