Classical conditioning: Extinction, spontaneous recovery, generalization, discrimination

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thank you for this, my lecture keeps saying ur, cr, us, cs, all these phrases and I'm like what are these abreviations! now i understand

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UR- Unconditioned Response CR- Conditioned response US- Unconditioned Stimuli CS- Conditioned Stimuli

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the crinkle of any food packaging=Dog go wild

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Good video, but the example of the smile at 2:42 probably has very little to do with conditioning...

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what about habituation

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In the phobia scenario, what would be the US?

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thnks .. I've got them all except the Spantinous recovery :(

[@clingybooma6605]

It's the reappearance of conditioned response when the once - conditioned stimulus is presented and that occurs after extinction

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Does someone know which programme he uses to create this video?

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[@quicknumbercrunch8691]

I think the carrot too is conditioning. She probably sniffed and chewed on one in exploration when she was small. The carrot then brought a positive response after it was digested. From then on the sight of the carrot excited her. Again the first time was simply an exploration

[@Zeitgeist997]

This butt wrangler is describing being a soulless human beast. This is not normal for regular people with souls. It needs to be conditioned on the outside cause it's nothing on the inside. Real people are deeper. This is how you can tell an animal from something that's alive. And buttwrangler thinks if it masters it then it's alive and really knows and is over something. No. It would've had the natural inclination to understand it before it was TAUGHT/CONDITIONED about it before school

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Great video! Thank you