Ivan Pavlov
Classical Conditoning
Classical Conditioning 2.0
Stimulus Generalization/ Discrimination
100

What was Ivan Pavlov awarded a Nobel Prize for? 

Digestion (discovering that we salivate when we eat food) 

100

What is Classical Conditioning?

It is the process of repeatedly pairing a neutral stimulus (one that does not elicit a reflexive response) with a stimulus that DOES elicit a reflexive response. Over time, the neutral stimulus will start to evoke the same response. 

100

In Dr. Heinly's example, what stimulus was the Irish Spring soap ORIGINALLY?

A neutral stimulus.

100

What is having a type in relationships an example of?

Stimulus generalization.

200

True or False: Ivan Pavlov was a Psychologist.

False. He was a Physiologist (a hardcore one) 

200

What is the Unconditioned Stimulus?

the stimulus that elicts a reflexive response. 

200

In Dr Heinly's example, what stimulus was the crush?

the unconditioned stimulus.

200

What is stimulus generalization?

When 2 or more similar stimuli produce the same conditioned response.

300

What was Pavlov's original reason for studying dogs? 

To measure how much saliva they produced while consuming food. 

300

What is the unconditioned response

the reflex

300

In Dr Heinly's example, only crush = positive feelings is what type of response?

the unconditioned response.

300

What is stimulus discrimination?

The ability to differentiate between 2 or more similar stimuli. 

400

How did Pavlov discover Pavlovian (classical) conditioning?

He used a metronome as a stand-in stimulus before bringing the food dish out to the dogs. Over time, the dogs began salivating at the sound of the metronome. He also tried this with other stimuli, like bells. The dogs began to associate each stimulus with "food is on the way."

400

Can an unconditioned stimulus become neutral?

No. It will always produce a reflexive response. 

400

In Dr Heinly's example, Irish Spring + crush = positive feelings makes Irish Spring what type of stimulus?


 

the conditioned stimulus.

400

A dog learns to associate the crumpling sound of a bag of dog food with "food is on the way" and comes running. Later, he comes running toward the sound of a newspaper his owner is crumpling in her hand.

What is this an example of?

Stimulus generalization. 

500

Over time, what were Pavlov's assistants concerned about that led them to replace each new set of dogs he used in his experiments?

The dogs began salivating at the sight of the food dish, even without coming into contact with it.

500

True or False: Classical conditioning also involves voluntary behavior. 

False. 

500

In Dr. Heinly's example, Irish Spring = positive feelings is what type of response?

the conditioned response. 

500

A baby smiles while looking at her mother's face but not when looking at other women. 

What is this an example of?

Stimulus discrimination. 

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