Conditioning
Conditioning occurs when an animal's behavior changes as a patterned response to a certain stimulus. The founder of classical conditioning was Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, who devoted more than...
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Conditioning
Conditioning is a way of establishing new behaviors by providing either a stimulus or a reward for the desired behavior. It has widespread applications in psychology. There is also growin...
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Conditioning, Classical and Instrumental
Classical (Pavlovian) and instrumental (Thorndikian) conditioning are the two most widely employed paradigms for studying simple, associative learning resultin...
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Sometimes Opponent Process (Sop) Model, in Conditioning
Sometimes opponent process (SOP) is an associative, real-time, quantitative theory of Pavlovian conditioning. As such, it describes basic princi...
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