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Unit 4 Psych

Learning

TermDefinition
Types of Conditioning Classical Operant Observational
Learning acquiring new information or behavior
Neutral Stimulus Original Irrelevent Stimulus
Unconditioned Stimulus naturally triggers response
Unconditioned Response naturally occurring response to a unconditioned stimulus
Conditioned Stimulus originally irrelevant stimulus that after association triggers a response
Conditioned Response learned response to a conditioned stimulus
Acquisiton Initial stage of learning
Extinction The conditioned response goes away
Spontaneous Recovery CR has been conditioned, extinguished and reappeared
Generalization to have conditioned responses triggered by related stimuli
Discrimination learned ability to only respond to a specific stimuli, prevents generalization
Little Albert Experiment kid likes animals, turned into being scared when rat would run away because they banged a loud bar when he reached for rat(john watkins)
Classical Conditioning stimuli+response
Operant Conditioning behavior+something happens+strengthened
Created by: natalie4816
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