Conditioning A Response to a Stimulus
Published on Nov 28, 2015
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Conditioning a response to a stimulus
Classical Condidtioning
Conditioning a response to a stimulus
Classical Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
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First you think of a dog...a hungry one.
The dog is hungry, sees food, salivates. These are natural sequence of events
Think of a dog.
It is a hungry dog.
Dog sees food.
Dog salivates.
It is a hungry dog.
Dog sees food.
Dog salivates.
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NEXT we Ring a BELL with FOOD
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With the food and the Bell the dog salivates. We repeat this action several times
NOW when we just ring the BELL what do you think Happens?
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It's that simple
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Major key definitions
- Unconditioned Stimulus-A thing that can already elicit a response-A hot dog
- Unconditioned Response-A thing that is already elicited by a stimulus.
- Unconditioned Relationship-An existing stimulus-response connection.
- Conditioning Stimulus-A new stimulus we deliver the same time we give the old stimulus.
- Conditioned Relationship-the NEW stimulus---response relationship we created by associating a NEW stimulus with an old response.
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