Psychology

an unconditioned or conditioned reflex in sense of a response elicited by a particular stimulus

the action the unconditioned stimuli elicits

an even that automatically elicits and unconditioned response

something that does not trigger an effect on the response you are searching for

response that depends on preceding conditions

whatever response the conditioned stimulus elicits as a result of a conditioning procedure

the process by which an organism learns a new association between to stimuli

Acquisition is the process that establishes and strengthens the conditioned response while extinction extinguished a classically conditioned response (Repeatedly presenting the conditioned stimulus without the unconditioned stimulus until the conditioned response is extinguished)

• A temporary return of an extinguished response (conditioned stimulus) after a
• delay

That is when you learn to react to something that has a similar look, taste, touch, or feel. Like associating bee and wasp if you have ever been stung by one.

the process of changing behavior by providing a reinforcement for a response (in operant behavior the subject does something that affects the future, in classical conditioning, the subjects behavior has no effect on the outcome of either the CS or UCS)

A new stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus evoking a conditioned response

a response, leads to a reward presented and that causes an increase in response

a response, leads to a punishment and that cause a decrease in response

when rewarding someone leads to a decrease in action

when removing something leads to a decrease in action

• Acquisition - stimulus is constantly reinforced
• Extinction - responses stop producing reinforcements, response without reinforcement
• Spontaneous
• Recovery - randomly the subject does the action again even if there is no response given

• Primary - an unconditional reinforcer that is reinforcing because of their own properties
• Secondary - an unconditional reinforcer that is reinforcing because of their own properties

reinforcement for some responses and not for others

if reinforcement occurs for responding to one stimulus and not another

a stimulus that indicates which response is appropriate and which response is inappropriate

the ability of stimulus to encourage some responses and discourage others