Unit 1: Introduction A. Definition of Learning A persistent change in behavior potential as a result of practice or other experience
Unit 1: Introduction A. Definition of Learning A persistent change in behavior potential as a result of practice or other experience
Unit 1: Introduction A. Definition of Learning A persistent change in behavior potential as a result of practice or other experience
Unit 1: Introduction A. Definition of Learning A persistent change in behavior potential as a result of practice or other experience
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 1. Habituation Definition: a decrease in response to a continuing or repeated stimulus Graphical representation Examples
Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
Strength of Response Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
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high Strength of Response low Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
high Strength of Response low Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 2. Sensitization Definition: an increase in response to a continuing or repeated stimulus Graphical representation Examples
Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
Strength of Response Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
Strength of Response low Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
high Strength of Response low Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
high Strength of Response low Repeated Occurrence of Stimulus
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 3. Classical conditioning Definition (later) Examples
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 4. Operant conditioning Definition (later) Examples
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 5. Discrimination learning Definition: learning to respond to certain stimuli but not to others Examples
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 6. Serial learning Definition: learning a sequence of responses in a set order Examples
Unit 1: Introduction B. Forms of Learning 7. Paired-associate learning Definition: learning to associate items in pairs Examples