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exam 1 hard ones (not on paper) Flashcards

(4 cards)

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what is the principle of the memory model and how is it different than Dual Process Theory

A

in the memory model habituation occurs when a creature learns to ignore the stimulus. in the Dual Process theory habituation occurs when the connection between stimulus and response is decreasing

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what are the 5 principles of the Dual Process Theory

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1) presenting an event has two consequences
a. activation of a stimulus response (S-R Reflex)
b. activation of general arousal (general sensitization)
2) sensitization is greatest with high intensity events
3) sensitization declines over trials
4) S-R reflex also declines over trials
5) total response= S-R strength x arousal level

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what are the examples of classical conditioning that show it is association formation

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nature of memory, 
conditioned emotional responses, 
decision making, 
attitudes, 
biological systems (food aversions)
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so what does the Dual Process theory explain?

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1) initial sensitization, later habituation
2) dishabituation= superimposed sensitization
3) gradual increase in intensity data minimizes sensitization

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