Classical Conditioning
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Pavlov and Watson contributed to our understanding of classical conditioning through Pavlov's experiments with dogs and Watson's experiments with humans. The document outlines the classical conditioning procedure which involves pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus until the neutral stimulus elicits a conditioned response on its own. It provides examples of Pavlov's dogs and experiments conducted on Carly and Dwight to demonstrate the classical conditioning process.
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Classical Conditioning
- 2. OBJECTIVE Understand what Pavlov and Watson contributed to our understanding of classic conditioning. Understand the steps and elements of the classic conditioning procedure.
- 3. IVAN PAVLOV
- 4. CLASSICAL CONDITIONING PROCEDURE • Neutral Stimulus: a stimulus that would not naturally provoke any sort of response in the organism • Unconditioned Stimulus: something reliably results in a natural response • Conditioned Stimulus: takes place as the NS and UCS are paired together • Conditioned Response: a response that initially was stimulated by the UC, but is now stimulated by only the conditioned stimulus
- 9. THE LEMONADE EXPERIMENT 1. Neutral Stimulus 2. Unconditioned Stimulus 3. Unconditioned Stimulus 4. Conditioned Response
- 10. DWIGHT’S CONDITIONING 1.Neutral Stimulus 2. Unconditioned Stimulus 3. Unconditioned Stimulus 4. Conditioned Response
- 11. WHAT’S THE CLASSICAL CONDITIONING PROCEDURE? 1.Neutral Stimulus 3. Unconditioned Stimulus 2. Unconditioned Stimulus 4. Conditioned Response
- 12. Can anyone think of a personal experience where they have been classically conditioned?