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Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning Chapter 3 Powell, Symbaluk, and MacDonald.

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2 Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning Chapter 3 Powell, Symbaluk, and MacDonald

3 Innate Behavior Patterns I. Simple Reaction A. Startle response B. Orienting response II. Innate Behavior Patterns A. Reflex (e.g., patellar tendon reflex) 1. Reflex arc – Figure 2. Spinal reflex inhibition

4 Innate Behavior Patterns

5 III. Tropisms A. Kinesis (kineses) B. Taxis (taxes)

6 Innate Behavior Patterns IV.Fixed Action Patterns- Video A.Species specific B.Not learned C.Rigid execution D.Sign stimulus E.Supernormal stimulus - Video

7 Habituation V. Effects of repeated stimulation A. Habituation (adaptive?) - Video 1. Relatively stimulus specific 2. Time course a. ISI b. Stimulus intensity 3. Recovery - Video 4. Dishabituation - Video B. Sensitization (adaptive?) C. Learning?

8 Habituation VI. Habituation and Opponent Process Theory A. Pattern of affective responses

9 Habituation

10 A. Pattern of affective responses 1.a-process 2.b-process

11 Habituation

12 VI. Habituation and Opponent Process Theory B. Repeated stimulation

13 Habituation

14 VI. Habituation and Opponent Process Theory C. Drug tolerance as habituation/opponent

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