Classical Conditioning
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Reflexes are automatic responses processed unconsciously in the central nervous system. Classical conditioning occurs when a previously neutral stimulus (the conditioned stimulus or CS) is paired with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) that elicits an innate response, causing the CS to elicit a conditioned response over time through repeated associations formed in the brain between the CS and UCS. For optimal classical conditioning, there should be a short, half-second interval between the CS and UCS.
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Classical Conditioning
- 4. Reflexes are processed with:
- 7. is half of a reflex
- 8. This is a reflex
- 10. Similar but less intense
- 11. ½ second between CS & UCS
- 13. Connections made in the
- 15. CS without UCS
- 18. Cartoon characters pop right back up
- 19. Conditioned response after UCS reintroduced
- 21. Similar sounds produce similar responses
- 24. Bell still ringing when food arrives
- 25. Bell & food at same time
- 26. Food before bell
- 27. Bell waaay before food Difficult if longer than 2 secs between them
- 29. Inter-Stimulus Interval Optimal at ½ second
- 30. Have to notice it for conditioning to occur
- 31. Easier to condition to unusual sound or taste