learning and motivation 2/9/22

serves to counteract primary process and maintain homeostasis.

The repeated presentations of a(n) ________ diminishes primary process response and increases strength of b process.

(number of responses emitted during cs period)/ (number of cs responses and number of pre- cs responses)

automatic response to a stimulus.

stimulus elicits response because it is associated w another stimulus.

ns associated with presentation of us.

neural structure underlying some reflexes.

ns /cs is the passage of time.

ns associated with absence /removal of us.

behavior (involuntary) drawn out by preceding stimulus.

behavior (involuntary) drawn out by preceding stimulus

automatic response to a stimulus

defensive response to unexpected stimulus

body movement to position ourselves toward a stimulus

neural structure underlying some reflexes

specific stimulus that elicits a fixed action pattern

directly elicited by the event

serves to counteract primary process and maintain homeostasis

stimulus elicits response because it is associated w another stimulus

initially neutral, elicited response when paired w unconditioned stimulus

often similar to ur, elicited by cs

seek out this stimulus

avoid this stimulus

(number of responses emitted during cs period)/(number of cs responses and number of pre-cs responses)

ns associated with presentation of us

ns associated with absence / removal of us

ns / cs is the passage of time

elicited response that appears to be a cr but it actually the result of sensitization

defensive response to unexpected stimulus

body movement to position ourselves toward a stimulus

instincts elicited by a specific stimulus (species-specific)

specific stimulus that elicits a fixed action pattern

the repeated presentations of an emotional event diminishes primary process response and increases strength of b process

initially neutral, elicited response when paired with unconditioned stimulus

often similar to ur, elicited by cs

conditioning to seek out a stimulus

conditioning to avoid a stimulus

elicited response that appears to be a cr but it actually is the result of sensitization

increase in strength of elicited behavior following repeated presentations of eliciting stimulus

backward conditioning

delayed conditioning