classical conditioning

Question 1

a relatively permanent change in behaviour, knowledge, capability, or attitude that is acquired through experience and cannot be attributed to illness, injury, or maturation.

Answer 1

learning.

Question 2

what does the relatively permeant change excludes?

Answer 2

a temporary change in our behavior or attitudes.

Question 3

what does learning defined as?

Answer 3

a relatively permanent change.

Question 4

what are these changes that relatively permeant changes excludes?

Answer 4

illness fatigue or fluctuations in mood.

Question 5

what are the second changes that realtively permenant changes reffer to?

Answer 5

reffer changes that are aquired experience.

Question 6

what are the second changes that relatively permenant changes exclude that reffers to changes that are acquired experience?

Answer 6

readily observable changes.

Question 7

what are the changes excluded in readily observable that acquired experience.

Answer 7

brain injury and certain diseases.

Question 8

what are the 3 basic forms in learning?

Answer 8

classical conditioning - operant conditioning - observational cognitive learning.

Question 9

learning through association of two stimulus (NS) neutral stimulus and (Us) unconditioned stimulus?

Answer 9

Classical Conditioing.

Question 10

what is associated with learning in classical conditioning?

Answer 10

one stimulus to one another.

Question 11

any event or object in the environment to which an organism responds.

Answer 11

stimulus.

Question 12

a behavior that is elicited by a specific stimulus.

Answer 12

Response (R).

Question 13

how does the response can be?

Answer 13

psychologically and emotional.
salivation happiness
pupil dilation sadness
eye blinking (Love Hate Anger Guilt)

Question 14

unlearned automatic involuntary response built into the nervous system?

Answer 14

Reflexes.

Question 15

what are the two kinds of reflexes?

Answer 15

Unconditioned and conditioned.

Question 16

where are the unconditioned reflexes are built?

Answer 16

in the nervous system.

Question 17

learned reflexes opposed to naturally occuring one?

Answer 17

conditioned reflexes.

Question 18

elicits a response that is automatic and unlearned?

Answer 18

Unconditioned stimulus.

Question 19

a stimulus that normally does not elicit aa response.

Answer 19

natural stimulus. (NS)

Question 20

a learned natural stimulus, after repeated pairing with unconditioned stimulus.

Answer 20

Conditioned stimulus.

Question 21

a learned response.

Answer 21

conditioned response.

Question 22

often eventual disappearance of a learned response?

Answer 22

extinction.

Question 23

the reappearance of the extinguishedresponse in a weak form after being wxposed to the original conditioned stimulus?

Answer 23

spontaneous recovery.

Question 24

a conditioned response to a stimulus is similar to a conditioned stimulus?

Answer 24

generalization.

Question 25

no conditined response to stimulus that is similar to the conditioned stimulus.

Answer 25

discrimination.

Question 26

a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without the unconditioned stimulus.

Answer 26

extinction.

Question 27

another neutral stimulus that is paired with a conditioned stimulus.

Answer 27

higher order conditioning.

Question 28

factors influence classical conditioning.

Answer 28

the number of pairing conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus/ the inensity of unconditioned stimulus/ the reliability of the conditioned stimulus to predicted relationship between the conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus.