1who developed the theory of classical conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
2can both humans and animals be classical conditioned
yes
3first stage of classical conditioning example
Being with your friend (UCS) makes you happy (UCR), and friend wears perfume (NS)
4second classical conditioning stage example
friend wearing perfume (NS) paired with being happy (UCR) usually needs to happen multiple times
5third stage of classical conditioning
friends perfume (NS) becomes conditioned stimulus causing the conditioned response that makes us happy
6one trial learning
if response is severe and failing could be fatal, new behaviour can be acquired in one pairing e.g eating diary when lactose intolerant makes you not want to eat it again
7extinction/spontaneous recovery
if CS constantly presented without UCS then CR declines and can become extinct but if pairing occurs again can come back
8generalisation
stimuli similar to CS can trigger CR
9what year was pavlovs dogs
1927
10UCR in pavlovs dogs
salivating
11UCS in pavlovs dogs
food
14CR in pavlovs dogs
salivating because of bell