Exam 6: Nondeclarative Memory

What is the basic structure of classical conditioning?

Typically, responses (CRs) to a CS are reduced when the US has been devalued. This finding is consistent with the formation of ______________ associations.

A classically conditioned preference is __________.

When people learn artificial grammars, they can __________.

What is the order in which people proceed through the stages of skill acquisition?

A conditioned response has been extinguished, but reappears when the CS is presented again after an interval of time has elapsed. This is a description of __________.

What is an example of unconscious learning under anesthesia?

In a classical conditioning paradigm, Pavlov would ring a bell every time he fed the dog. Soon the dog started drooling whenever he heard the bell ring, regardless of whether food was present. The dog drooling at the sound of the bell is known as the __________.

What are the stages of skill acquisition?

The autonomous stage of skill acquisition requires what type of knowledge?

In classical conditioning, what is the difference between blocking and higher-order conditioning?

What are the types of associations typically stored in memory after classical conditioning has occurred?

One difference between implicit and explicit memory is that __________.

When people are anesthetized and unconscious during surgery, they remember __________.

Which of the follow is a form of nondeclarative memory?

In classical conditioning, the thing that is learned is __________.

What was the thing that Pavlov trained his dogs to do?

What types of associations are learned in classical conditioning?

Select one of the phenomena of classical conditioning and provide a description of it.

What is the importance of studies of sequence in learning to understanding implicit memory?