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A type of conditioning in which voluntary behaviour is associated with a positive or negative consequence and encourages positive reinforcement through rewarding with incentives and punishment for bad behaviour
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The parallel drawn between two events
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A scientific procedure conducted in order to test a hypothesis
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Previous conditioned responses can be reactivated by reinstating in a process called ______ recovery
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The law of temporal ______ is where the two stimuli must be presented close together in time in order for an association to be made
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A type of conditioning in which involves a development of an association between a neutral stimulus, an unconditioned stimulus and an involuntary response, deduced through repetitive exposure to the stimuli
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Experimental _____ is where the conditioned stimulus is not followed by an unconditioned stimulus so the conditioned response is unlearnt with repetitive intentional opposite “unconditioning”
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A taste ______ is a conditioned response (nausea) to certain flavours and tastes due to past negative consequences associated with a certain food
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The first name of the psychologist known for his studies in classical conditioning
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A psychological process which is learnt and elicits a behavioural response
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The resulting event in which follows a ( )
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The event in which triggers a( )
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