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Mind Map by Micailah Moore, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Micailah Moore
almost 7 years ago
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Classical Conditioning Foundations
- Excitatory Conditioning
- CS+
- Fear conditioning,
eyeblink
conditioning, sign
tracking, and
conditioned taste
aversion are all
examples of this
- Fear conditioning,
eyeblink
conditioning, sign
tracking, and
conditioned taste
aversion are all
examples of this
- CS+
- Inhibitory Conditioning
- CS-
- CS signals absence
of US - unlike
excitatory
procedures where
CS signals presence
of US
- CS signals absence
of US - unlike
excitatory
procedures where
CS signals presence
of US
- CS-
- Five Common Conditioning Procedures
- Inter-trial Interval
- The time between
trials or CS-US
pairings.
- The time between
trials or CS-US
pairings.
- Pseudo-conditioning
- Responding due to
sensitization, not CS
- Responding due to
sensitization, not CS
- Probe/Test Trial
- CS alone
- Measures of responding
- Magnitude
- To measure CR.
Example: How many
drops of saliva
- To measure CR.
Example: How many
drops of saliva
- Probability
- the percentage of
trials on which a CR
is elicited by the CS
- the percentage of
trials on which a CR
is elicited by the CS
- Latency
- Measures how
soon the CR occurs
after the onset of
the CS
- Measures how
soon the CR occurs
after the onset of
the CS
- Magnitude
- Present US as frequently as CS
- Random Control Procedure
- US presented randomly
throughout trials
- US presented randomly
throughout trials
- Explicitly Unpaired Control
- CS-US pairing is separated by
long delay, trial, or session
- CS-US pairing is separated by
long delay, trial, or session
- Random Control Procedure
- Measures of responding
- CS alone
- Summation Test
- Determine the efficacy of a CS
- Determine the efficacy of a CS
- Applications
- Substance Abuse/ Addiction
- Sexual Behaviors
- Blue Gourami
- Defending territories against other
males. Each winner and loser was forced
to defend its territory against a novel
male in an unsignaled encounter 3 days
later. Males for which the first contest
was signaled not only were more likely to
defeat their rivals than control males but,
having won that encounter, they also
were more likely to win a second contest
than fish that had lost their first
encounter. All losers lost their second
contest.
- Defending territories against other
males. Each winner and loser was forced
to defend its territory against a novel
male in an unsignaled encounter 3 days
later. Males for which the first contest
was signaled not only were more likely to
defeat their rivals than control males but,
having won that encounter, they also
were more likely to win a second contest
than fish that had lost their first
encounter. All losers lost their second
contest.
- Blue Gourami
- Choice, Decision Making, Reasoning
- CS = Expectation
- No US = Frustration
- Emotional Response
- Emotional Response
- CS = Expectation
- Substance Abuse/ Addiction
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