PSYC 3510 Lecture 4 Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures Components
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PSYC 3510 – Lecture 4
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � Components of a Pavlovian experiment: Sessions Blocks Trials conditioning
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures One trial
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures A block of four trials
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures A session of three blocks
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures CS-US interval
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures Inter-trial interval (ITI)
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � Measuring the conditioned response (during a ‘test trial’) - Magnitude vs.
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � Measuring the conditioned response (during a ‘test trial’) - Magnitude - Frequency Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � Measuring the conditioned response (during a ‘test trial’) - Magnitude - Frequency - Latency 0 s 0. 1 s 0. 2 s 0. 3 s
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � How do we really know if a CS-US association exists?
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures � How do we really know if a CS-US association exists? � “Unpaired” control group
Pavlovian Conditioning Procedures CS presented at random times throughout session. No shocks are given.
Inhibitory Conditioning � Excitatory conditioning involves predicting the US from a CS. � Inhibitory conditioning involves predicting the absence of the US from a CS.
Inhibitory Conditioning � Pavlov’s procedure for conditioned inhibition. A+ AB- US nothing
Inhibitory Conditioning � Measuring conditioned inhibition
Inhibitory Conditioning � Measuring conditioned inhibition - Summation test
Inhibitory Conditioning � Measuring conditioned inhibition - Summation test Acquisition A+ US B+ US AX- Test BX- nothing If responding to BX- is lower than B+ from the outset of the test phase, then X- is said to be a conditioned inhibitor.
Inhibitory Conditioning � Measuring conditioned inhibition - Retardation of acquisition test
Inhibitory Conditioning � Measuring conditioned inhibition - Retardation of acquisition test Acquisition A+ US B+ US AX- Test X+ US Y+ US nothing If X developed conditioned inhibition during the acquisition phase, then it should take longer to acquire responding to X than Y during the test phase.
- Classical conditioning
- Pavlovian conditioning
- Watson behaviorism theory
- Generalization psychology
- Examples of negative reinforcement in the classroom
- Operant conditioning classical conditioning
- Operant vs classical
- Fixed-ratio schedule example
- A very bright mildly painful light
- Classical conditioning vs operant conditioning
- Skinner's schedules of reinforcement
- Operant conditioning
- Classical conditioning vs operant conditioning
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