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How is higher order conditioning different from classical conditioning? What is classical conditioning of a reflex response? What are biological constraints on classical conditioning? What is spontaneous recovery in classical conditioning? What is aversive conditioning? What does "NS" mean in classical co...
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Eventually, demand for all new things wanes. A new product comes along, technology improves, or other factors lead to customers not willing to pay the higher price point for the item. The high-low strategy allows these items to sell to new customers on sale racks, in the discount bin, or...
It is an inefficient use of other students’ time having them listen to 20 other two-minute presentations when they could be engaging in higher-order learning during that time. Students find it very boring and frustrating to sit through the assessment of other students. Example Use the two-min...
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While others admired Messi and Adele, I idolized Carlos Acosta, principal dancer of the Royal Ballet. As I devoted more time and energy towards my craft, I became obsessed with improving my technique. I would stretch for hours after class, forcing my leg one inch higher in an effort to ...
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It is also a purely cognitive process, and for this reason, it offers an explanation of learning thatoperant and classical conditioning cannot. 8. Chimpanzee Tool Use Social learning theory is not just limited toexplaining human behavior. As it turns out, lots of other animal species learn thro...
Higher-Order Conditioning In his experiments, Pavlov demonstrated that after he has conditioned a dog to respond to a particular stimulus, he could pair the conditioned stimulus with a neutral stimulus and extend the conditioned response to the new stimulus. This is called second-order-conditioning....