Exam 4: Theories and Research on Classical Conditioning

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Suppose that in a conditioned suppression procedure with rats,a series of light-shock trials are followed by pairings of a compound stimulus,light and tone,with shock.A later test with the tone alone would probably find

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Animals have developed taste aversions with delays between ingestion and illness as long as

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Physiological studies of classical conditioning in rmammals have found that

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In Kamin's blocking experiment,it might be said that the added or "blocked" stimulus is

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The Rescorla-Wagner model predicts that in a series of trials with a single,novel CS,the increase in associative strength per trial

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The equipotentiality premise states that

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Suppose that in a conditioned suppression procedure with rats,a series of light-shock trials are followed by pairings of a compound stimulus,light and tone,with shock.A later test with the tone alone would probably find

Animals have developed taste aversions with delays between ingestion and illness as long as

Physiological studies of classical conditioning in rmammals have found that

In Kamin's blocking experiment,it might be said that the added or "blocked" stimulus is

The Rescorla-Wagner model predicts that in a series of trials with a single,novel CS,the increase in associative strength per trial

The equipotentiality premise states that

History, background, and Basic Concepts

Innate Behavior Patterns and Habituation

Basic Principles of Classical Conditioning

Basic Principles of Operant Conditioning

Reinforcement Schedules: Experimental Analyses and Applications

Avoidance and Punishment

Theories and Research on Operant Conditioning

Stimulus Control and Concept Learning

Comparative Cognition

Learning by Observation

Learning Motor Skills

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