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classical conditioning - Coggle Diagram
classical conditioning
claims
behaviours are learned by connecting a neutral stimulus to another stimulus leading to an unconditioned response
after pairing NS and UCS on a number of occasions, UCR will appear just as NS is presented
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NS= neutral stimulus, a stimulus that does not usually elicit a response
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In CC, it is about a new association being made
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spontaneous recovery: following extinction, CR can suddenly reappear when presented CS for no particular reason
law of contiguity: temporal contiguity refers to time, the stimuli will be stronger if occur close together in time
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evaluation
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useful practical applications: aversion therapy, marketing ads, animal training
ethical considerations with research, animal experimentation
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supporting research evidence: Pavlov, Watson and Rayner
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