'Cs conditioned stimulus' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 6

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Learning 7-9% of AP Exam

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LEARNING

LEARNING. HOW TO TRAIN FISH and OTHER ANIMALS. Learning. How can you tell if a fish or person is learning? How can a person discriminate if an organism is exhibiting a learned behavior and not an instinctual behavior?. WHAT IS LEARNING?. Any change in behavior To a specific situation

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Chapter 8 Conditioning and Learning

Chapter 8 Conditioning and Learning. Difference between learned and unlearned behavior Classical Conditioning Operant conditioning Skinner, Pavlov Acquisition Extinction Spontaneous recovery Generalization Discrimination Higher-order conditioning Effects of reinforcement and punishment

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Conditioning

Conditioning. I. Learning A. Any relatively permanent change in behavior as a result of practice or experience. Changes due to growth or maturation are not learning. B. How do we learn?. C. How do we stimulate learning?. 1. Rewards (operant conditioning) 2. Punishments

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Behavioral Approaches to Personality

Behavioral Approaches to Personality. What is behavior?. Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936) Classical Conditioning. CS. UCS. UCR. UCS = unconditioned stimulus CS = conditioned stimulus UCR = unconditioned reaction UCS = conditioned reaction. CS. CR. Edward Thorndike (1874-1949). Law of Effect :

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Classical Conditioning

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