Classical Conditioning & Ivan Pavlov | Behaviourist Approach | AQA Psychology | A-level

What is Ivan Pavlov's theory of classical conditioning? How does classical conditioning explain learning?
In this video we are going to explore the Behaviourist Approach and specifically classical conditioning and the research of Ivan Pavlov.
This video is part of series exploring the Approaches in Psychology topic as part of the AQA A-level Psychology course.
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0:00 - Start
00:54 - The Behaviourist Approach
03:10 - Classical Conditioning
05:54 - Other Concepts (Generalisation, Discrimination, Spontaneous recovery)
07:51 - Test yourself
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Cheers Jalal :) Really appreciate you comment. Trying hard to explain these psychology concepts clearly and effectively. Glad the video has helped your learning. Just released a new video on operant conditioning if you're interested in checking that out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5qacnpunaafedU

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Yep - it most certainly will. According to the Edexcel A-level Psychology exam specification you need to know: Classical conditioning 4.1.1 The main features of classical conditioning, including: unconditioned stimulus (UCS); unconditioned response (UCR); conditioned stimulus (CS); neutral stimulus (NS); conditioned response (CR); extinction, spontaneous recovery and stimulus generalisation. 4.1.2 Pavlov (1927) experiment with salivation in dogs You also need to know about Operant conditioning to check out that video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5qacnpunaafedUsi=ZD4KnTBzTtof5C7q And you also need to know about explaining and treating phobias - so check these videos out: EXPLAINING: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGaWd2iGrtupqacsi=RJnBp5fPCQt_Nq_Q TREATING: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbXl4Osqthrgcksi=y0qp-eeLbyz-MJBj And here's the Edexcel exam specification so you can see exactly what you need to cover: qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/Psychology/2015/specification-and-sample-assessments/AL-Specification-Psychology.pdf