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Classical Conditioning
+ Intro to Operant Conditioning
Learning Unit
Mrs. Craig
Conditioning= Learning
 Means
the same as Learning
 How
do we know learning
has taken place????
 Learning
is a permanent
change in behavior
Ivan Pavlov- Russian scientist 1900’s
First to discover classical conditioning
 Experimented with dog’s digestive system
 Famous experiment
 Discovered a neutral stimulus (bell,
footsteps) could be taught to dog to
create salivation
 Normally food creates salivation.
 First discovery on how learning occurs

Classical Conditioning
Most primitive learning
 Starts with something that is born in the
organism—UCS
 UCS= unconditioned (unlearned) stimulus
 UCR= unconditioned (unlearned) response
 NS= neutral stimulus (no connection to UCS)
the NS becomes the CS over time
 CS= conditioned (learned) stimulus
 CR= conditioned (learned) response

Pavlov’s Formula for CC

UCS to UCR (food to salivation)

NS + UCS to UCR (bell+food to
salivation) or “learning by association”

CS to CR!!! (bell to salivation)

Learning has occurred!!!
John B Watson
Baby Albert Experiment
 Using classical conditioning to teach
fear
 Generalization- fear of a general
rather than a specific stimulus
 Discrimination- fear of a specific
stimulus
 Experiment with Baby Albert
considered unethical today.
 WHY??

Review of Classical Conditioning
Starts with an unlearned relationship
(UCS to UCR)
 NS paired with UCS over time
 Learning takes place when the CR is
triggered by the CS (the original NS).
 Humans have very few inborn
unlearned relationships sooo……very
few classical conditioning learning
opportunities.!!!

OPERANT CONDITIONING
 Another
form of learning
 Called S-R-R theory
 S= Stimulus
 R= Response
 R(2nd one)= Reinforcement
 Classical Conditioning does NOT
use reinforcement at all!!!!!
REINFORCEMENT
ALWAYS increases a behavior
happening again!!!
 Positive Reinforcement= praise/feels
good
 Negative reinforcement= avoid
something to increase a behavior
 Punishment=decrease a behavior
