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Psychology in Everyday Life : Learning
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1. Drug Habituation

2. Insight Learning

3. Fixed Interval

4. responses are learned on basis of their rewarding or punishing consequences

5. spontaneous recovery

6. Ivan Pavlov

7. A relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge due to experience

8. unconditioned stimulus

9. example of shaping

10. focused responses during classical conditioning

11. fixed-interval schedule

12. Immediate vs. Delayed Punishment

13. systematic desensitization

14. Stimuli that strengthen a response if they follow that response.

15. learning is not evident when it first occurs (Tolman)

16. conditioned stimulus (CS)

17. variable interval schedule

18. Operant Conditioning

19. Classical Conditioning

20. The response triggered by the conditioned stimulus.

21. mirror neurons

22. Generalization

23. modeling

24. Types of Learning

25. Associative Learning and Conditioning

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