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7 Classical Conditioning in Dating
Make women/men love you! Figure out the: Neutral Stimulus UCS UCR CS CR

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Neutral Stimulus No response

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UCS UCR

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Neutral Stimulus UCR and UCS

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CS CR

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But. . . Day 1

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But. . . Day 2

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But. . . Day 100

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But. . . Day 150 Extinction

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19 Or Second-order conditioning
Something paired with the CS can itself begin to elicit the response

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23 Or Stimulus Generalization
Stimuli like the CS well tend to elicit the same response as the CS

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25 Group Activity Why do you think a person might have social phobia?
How would you cure a person with this problem?

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Social Anxiety Social Phobia General Anxiety Learned helplessness

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Example: Little Albert

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Phobias Typically occur through association The feared object is paired with an unpleasant feelings Flooding Systematic desensitization

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Food Deliver good news not bad news

31 Types of Learning 1) Habituation 2) Classical Conditioning
3) Operant Conditioning

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