What is the orienting response def
When something new occurs, we pay more attention
Why is a novelty preference useful
Danger or threat
Habituation def
The longer smth goes on, the less we pay attention
What is sensitization
Being annoyed the longer smth goes on for
Why is habituation a sensitization offered or occur
associations, volume e pitch changing
Unconditioned stimulus def & ex
Unlearned thing causing A response. Food
Unconditioned response
Unlearned reaction. Salvation
Conditioned stimulus
Learned thing causing a reaction. Footsteps
Conditioned response
A learned reaction. Dogs now salivate when hearing footsteps
What criteria must he in place for cs and US to be associated tyt
Cs before us.us after cs timely
What must he implemented for cs to work
It must be new info
Example of classical conditioning
Alcohol, smells, babies crying
How is a Cr extinct
When there’s no prediction anymore insteps
How would you teach then unteach a Cr for a dog.
① bell rings, dog doesn’t salivate ② several bell rings, dog salivates ③ Ring bell buthofood, dog salivates ④ Ring bell but no food continuously
Explain acquisition, extinction, and spontaneous recovery
CS + US, CS gone, CS
When both occur, when only be occurs to extinct the Cs, the random Cs after a time interval
Instrumental conditioning def
Conditioning to cause a behaviour
What is two factor theory
The process of classical busting nolcf classical and operational
Why do we not get over fears using classical conditioning
Running away from the object is the pleasant response
What is radical behaviouriscus’ pros and cons
Predicting people’s behaviour based off of conditioning
Some factors are personality, predispositioned factors
What are examples and def of positive and negative reinforcement
A behaviour added vs a behaviour taken away
Fixed -ratio, variable-vatio, fixed-interval, variable internal
Shaping def and example
Rewards given at every action getting closer to the target.
