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BLP: Compound SE

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sensory preconditioning procedure phase I: group 1 gets A-->B, group 2 gets nothing phase II: both get B+
sensory preconditioning results group 1: conditioned response to CS group 2: no conditioned response to CS
sensory preconditioning showed that _____ associations in phase I indicate that _____ is not necessary for learning S-S; reinforcement
second-order conditioning when new stimulus is associated w/ an established CS that already has a CR, then the new stimulus will begin to elicit CR
conditioned inhibition procedure phase I: A+ phase 2: A+, AX-
conditioned inhibition results - animals develop a CR to A when A is presented alone - CR is inhibited in the presence of X
Summation Test if X is a conditioned inhibitor, does its power to inhibit transfer to another conditioned excitor? YES
Retardation of Acquisiton Test if we try to change a conditioned inhibitor to be an excitor, does it take longer than usual? YES
Latent Inhibition procedure phase I: group 1 gets L alone, group 2 gets nothing phase II: both get L+
Latent Inhibition results group 1 takes longer to development a CR than group 2
Latent Inhibition is also referred to as the _____ CS pre-exposure effect
In the CS pre-exposure effect, exposure to L prior to training makes L ______ resistant to becoming a conditioned inhibitor later on more
US Pre-Exposure Effect procedure phase I: group 1 gets US alone, group 2 gets nothing phase II: both groups get CS --> US trials
US Pre-Exposure Effect results group 1 develops CR slower than group 2; habituation to US before training weakens its ability to support learning
Overshadwoing procedure phase I: groups 1 and 2 are control groups, group 3 gets AX+
Overshadowing results A (more salient) elicits the CR, while X (less salient) doesn't
Blocking procedure phase I: group 1 gest B+, group 2 gets nothing phase II: both get BY+
Blocking results Y elicits CR in group 2, but not in group 1 b/c prior conditioning to B BLOCKS learning about Y
Blocking significance subjects only appear to learn when new info is provided
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