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Unit 6 mod 26

classic conditioning vocab quiz 1

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process of acquiring new information learning
decreasing responsiveness with repeated exposure to stimuli habituation
learning that events occur together, cause and effect associative learning
any event or situation that evokes a response stimulus
behavior that is an automatic response to a stimuli respondent behavior
acquisition of mental information by observing or through language cognitive learning
conditioning that links two or more stimuli , one stimuli causes anticipation for the other one classical conditioning
the view that psychology should be an objective science that studies behavior without reference to mental processes behaviorism
a stimulus that elicits no response before conditioning neutral stimulus
unlearned naturally occurring response to a stimuli unconditioned response
a stimuli that is unconditioned and naturally triggers a response unconditioned stimulus
learned response to a previously neutral stimuli conditioned response
an originally neutral stimuli that was conditioned to trigger a response conditioned stimulus
initial learning acquisition
the diminishing of a conditioned response extinction
the reappearance after a pause of an extinguished conditioned response spontaneous recovery
the learned ability to distinguish the difference between conditioned stimuli and similar stimuli discrimination
the tendency to have a similar response to similar stimuli after being conditioned generalization
behavior that operates on the environment, producing consequences operant behavior
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