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Module 15 Classical Conditioning Chapter 5, Pages 176-186 Essentials of Understanding Psychology- Sixth Edition PSY110 Psychology © Richard Goldman October.

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2 Module 15 Classical Conditioning Chapter 5, Pages 176-186 Essentials of Understanding Psychology- Sixth Edition PSY110 Psychology © Richard Goldman October 18, 2006

3 Classical Conditioning Learned Response - learned by paring a neutral stimuli with a natural stimuli (Unconditioned Stimuli) Discovered by Ivan Pavlov while studying digestion Ivan Pavlov (1849 - 1946)

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5 Classical Condition - Pavlov’s Experiment Neutral Stimulus:  Bell Rings (neutral stimulus)  Gets Dog’s Attention (unrelated to meat) Unconditioned Stimulus  Dog Shown Meat (UCS Unconditioned Stimulus)  Dog Salaivates (UCR Unconditioned Response) During Conditioning Neutral Stimulus:  Bell Rings Unconditioned Stimulus  Shown Meat Unconditioned Response  Dog Salivates After Conditioning Conditioned Stimulus:  Bell Rings (Unconditional Stimulus removed)  (no meat shown) Conditioned Response  Dog Salivates Before Conditioning

6 Extinction Extinction of Conditioned Response  Un-learning a conditioned response  The strength of a conditioned response diminishes if not reinforced. Spontaneous Recovery  Immediate reemergence of CR  Single paring of CS with CR

7 Stimulus Generalization Responding similar stimuli as though it were the Conditioned Stimuli

8 Stimulus Discrimination Ability to differentiate between stimuli

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