"Conditioning" is learning that happens...

Describes how learned ______________ responses can occur through association; the presence of a previously neutral stimulus that will eventually provide the same response as an __________________ (involuntary one) on its own.

Learning that does NOT require an action on the part of the learner can be referred to as ___________ learning.

Any object or event that elicits (causes) a sensory or behavioral response in an organism.

Any measurable physical reaction to a stimulus.

Conducted experiments using salivating dogs and exposure to bells

Watson won the nobel peace prize for his work on classical conditioning

Researcher who found that powerful emotional responses (like phobias) could be learned (conditioned) by pairing them with previously unlearned responses.

Little Albert was a _____________ study from 1920 in which a young infant boy was taught a ______________ of white furry objects

A phobia...

A form of counter-conditioning used by psychologists to treat phobias

It is possible to "learn" an emotional response and not be fully aware of it

According to Classical Conditioning Theory, It is possible for a learned (conditioned) stimulus to be "generalized" so that similar stimuli can elicit the same response

Operant conditioning theory predicts that it is impossible for any earned behavior to be "unlearned"