Level 3 Unit 2 Pavlov's Theory recap

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Level 3 Unit 2 Pavlov's Theory recap


Froggy Jumps Level 3 Unit 2 Pavlov's Theory recapOnline version Lock in twin by Kezia 1 What is Pavlov's behavioural theory? a I don't know b Classical conditioning c Pavlov and his salivating dogs 2 What are the four key conditioning terms? a Unconditioned stimulus, Conditioned stimulus. Unconditioned response, and Conditioned response b Extinction, acquisition, generalisation, spontaneous recovery, discrimination c I don't know 3 What is an unconditioned stimulus? a I don't know b An unnatural trigger- starts off neutral, but when with a UCS it begins to cause a response c A natural trigger- something that causes a response naturally, without being taught 4 What is a conditioned stimulus? a Pavlov's dog b An unnatural trigger- starts off neutral, but when with a UCS it begins to cause a response c A natural trigger- something that causes a response naturally, without being taught 5 What is an unconditioned response? a The learned reaction to the conditioned stimulus b Answer A but you're the dog and I'm Pavlov c The natural response to the unconditioned stimulus 6 What is a conditioned response? a Anton from riize b The learned reaction to the conditioned stimulus c The natural response to the unconditioned stimulus 7 Which of these is an unconditioned response? a Swim, swim b Checking your phone after hearing a notification c Flinching after hearing a loud noise 8 What are the five key principles in classical conditioning? a Extinction, acquisition, generalisation, spontaneous recovery, discrimination b Unconditioned stimulus, Conditioned stimulus. Unconditioned response, and Conditioned response c Pavlov, his dog, the feeder and the food 9 What is extinction a The sudden return of a conditioned response after extinction b The ability to differentiate between similar stimuli c the diminishing of a conditioned response 10 What is spontaneous recovery a Responding similarly to stimuli that are similar to the conditioned stimulus b The sudden return of a conditioned response after extinction c The ability to differentiate between similar stimuli 11 What is generalisation a The transition from a neutral stimulus into a conditioned stimulus b Responding similarly to stimuli that are similar to the conditioned stimulus c All of the above, only you're part of riize and you're beefing with Shotaro only noone agrees with u 12 What is discrimination? a The ability to differentiate between similar stimuli b The transition from a neutral stimulus into a conditioned stimulus c Answer A but it's C 13 What is Acquisition? a The ability to differentiate between similar stimuli b I have no clue what that is c The transition from a neutral stimulus into a conditioned stimulus 14 What experiment is Pavlov most famous for? a Idk and idc einstein and these philosophers really gotta wrap up b Pavlov and his dog c The 'wake up kelly' theory

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Level 3 Unit 2 Pavlov's Theory recapOnline version

by Kezia

What is Pavlov's behavioural theory?

What are the four key conditioning terms?

What is an unconditioned stimulus?

What is a conditioned stimulus?

What is an unconditioned response?

What is a conditioned response?

Which of these is an unconditioned response?

What are the five key principles in classical conditioning?

What is extinction

What is spontaneous recovery

What is generalisation

What is discrimination?

What is Acquisition?

What experiment is Pavlov most famous for?