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Classical Conditioning – The type of learning in which a stimulus acquires the capacity to evoke the response initially evoked by another stimulus ◦ an item creates a response it wouldn’t normally cause through pairing Introduction Clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znAzMkn 5Ey0
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Ivan Pavlov Conducted research on digestion, specifically role of saliva in digestion process of dogs. Pavlov presented meat (powder) to dogs, preceded by a clicking sound to alert them of the food. Over time, dogs salivated in response to clicking sound.
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Pavlov further investigated phenomenon: Presented meat with a tone (bell) After several pairings, he presented bell alone to dogs ◦ What happened? What is the significance of his research?
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1.) Unconditioned Stimulus (US)- The stimulus that evokes a natural response. ◦ Pavlov Ex.) 2.) Unconditioned Response (UR)- The natural reaction to the unconditioned stimulus. ◦ Pavlov Ex.)
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3.) Conditioned Stimulus (CS)- Previously neutral stimulus that, through conditioning, evokes conditioned response. ◦ Pavlov Ex.) 4.) Conditioned Response (CR)- Learned reaction to conditioned stimulus that occurs because of previous conditioning ***Usually the same as UR******* ◦ Pavlov Ex.)
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Trials- Presentations of the stimuli (US and CS) together ◦ Pavlov Ex.) ◦ The Office Ex.) Number of trials needed for classical conditioning to occur varies
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“The Office” US- UR- CS- CR-
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Shower Example US- UR- CS- CR-
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Many of our phobias and fears are direct result of classical conditioning Examples: ◦ Bridge Phobia ◦ Taco Bell ◦ Class Examples
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May be conditioned to associate stimulus with positive feelings Examples: ◦ Cotton candy ice cream Classical conditioning could even play a role in sexual arousal Example: ◦ Seinfeld clip ◦ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLKhJnKrf9M
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1.) Acquisition- This term refers to the learning of the conditioned response 2.) Extinction – This refers to a gradual weakening and disappearance of conditioned response ◦ How does this usually occur?
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3.) Spontaneous Recovery- After extinction, a response may spontaneously reappear. Real World Examples:
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Stimulus Generalization – An organism that has learned a response to a specific stimuli responds in same way to stimuli that are similar to original stimulus. ◦ Clown Example John B. Watson study ◦ “Little Albert”- 11 month old Conditioned to fear bunnies
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Class examples, if time permits
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