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what si an example of class cond. in humans?

development of phobias through a class cond process of nondeclarative memory -> associating fear to a certain stimulus/environment

 

can get rid of phobias that way too:

systematic desensitisation -> exzpusure to situation closer and closer to phobia -> remain till calm (desensitised)

what 2 possible types of associationa re made in cc?

stimulus-response assoc: CS directly causes CR

stimulus-stimulus asso: CS predicts US

 

 

only one of them is stored, usually stim-stim

what 2 types of learning underly cc?

 

contiguity learning -> assump that learning occurs when 2 stim are close in time

contingecy learning: assum that learn occurs cause inferring causal relation

 

contengency is whats important in cc

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what are the features of initial learning in cc?

takes time, learning curve

what are 2 phenomena associated with forgetting in cc?

 

spontaneous recovery: after extinction: long time no presentation of CS. then CS-> CR reemerges, less strong

 

savings: after extinction, relearning of CS->CR happens faster

what si the mere exposure effect?

things that youre exposed to more often, (even only subconsciously) and no negative association paired -> like more

what factors influence mere exposure effect?

1. more exposures -> more liking, up to a point

2. presented in multiple contexts -> mor eliking

3. delay between exposure and liking rating -> more liking

4. embodied aspect: (ex. chewing gum-> mere exposure stronger for chinese signs than words)

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