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Classical conditioning
Reminder of basic effect
What makes for effective conditioning?
How does Classical conditioning work?
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Basic effectIf Unconditioned Stimulus Unconditioned Response
(meat powder) (salivation)
then pair
Conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus (bell) (meat powder)
then eventually
Conditioned stimulus conditioned response(bell) (~salivation)
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Who didn’t know this already?
Why is Pavlov famous?
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Who didn’t know this already?
“Acts of recollection, as they occur in experience, are due to the fact that one movement has by nature another that succeeds it in regular order”
--Aristotle
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Who didn’t know this already?
Are there foods that make you salivate?
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Who didn’t know this?
If Unconditioned Stimulus--> Unconditioned Response (sour taste) (face)
then pair
Conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus(sight of pickle) (sour taste)
then eventually
Conditioned stimulus--> conditioned response(sight of pickle) (~face)
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Measurement• You can’t answer questions effectively
without an experimental method• It’s not enough to say “she makes a face”
• How many times must she eat pickles?• What if sometimes I offer a pickle-shaped candy?• Can any stimulus be associated with any response?• WHY does she make the face?
-Here comes that stupid food-Associates sight of pickle with sourness-Associates sight of pickle with face
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Lots of questions you could ask
• What makes an effective CS and US?
• How might classical conditioning work?
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• Belongingness• E.g., Taste barfing, sight shock
CS CR
CS CR
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NOTE THIS WAS ACTUALLY DONE WITH RATS
CS CR
CSCR
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Belongingness is observed in humans, too. Fear conditioning to snakes/spiders vs. flowers/mushrooms (dv = GSR)
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What makes effective CS & US
• Novelty of CS or US
• Bell alone, then bellfood– Bell associated w/ background– Bell associated w/ no food
• Food alone, then bell food
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How does CC work?
Importance of one stimulus being conditional on another.
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How does CC work?
• Learning that one stimulus is conditional on the other means that you’re learning about the environment (food always follows bell)
• This implies that if one stimulus is not conditional on the other, you won’t get learning.
• Prediction 1: If you present CS and US randomly, you shouldn’t get learning.
• Prediction 2: Animals should ignore stimuli that don’t have predictive value.
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Predictive value--blocking
Group 1: Light food LightTone
food Tone food
Group 2: LightTone
food Tone food
Training 1 Training 2 Test
Learning = bad
Learning = good
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The point of blocking
The animal only learns what tone means if tone carries
predictive information, even if tone predicts food.
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Rescorla Wagner Model
VA=VA
Where A= a particular USVA=Associative strength = a threshold of activation
In blocking, asymptote for learning (has been Reached during initial training, so further training no learning.
increases as the intensity of the US increases
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Recorla-Wagner
The power of the Rescorla-Wagner model is that it allows new predictions, some of them unintuitive.
E.g., in blocking, you get no learning, despite repeated pairings. It’s also possible to lose associative strength despite repeated pairings.
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Lose associative strength
Training Test
Light->foodTone->food
Light & tone->food
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What does the learning look like?
• S-R theory
• S-S theory
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Stimulus substitution theory (S-R)
US URCR
CS
Association
But this doesn’t account for higher-order conditioning. . .
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Higher-order conditioning
light food
then
bell light
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Answer
The dog will salivate to bell.
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S-S theory (rather than S-R)
US URCR
CS
Association
EnvironmentInternal representation
US
CS
Response
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Which is right?
Early views favored S-R learning, and viewed the organism in Classical
conditioning as passive.
More recent views favor the S-S view, in which the organism seeks out
information about the environment.
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Rigor allows prediction
Note how different this enterprise is than my casual observation of my daughter.
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Application to humans?
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Application to humans?
• Food aversions
• Bed wetting
• Advertising
• Drug tolerance & addiction
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Bedwetting
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If Unconditioned Stimulus Unconditioned Response (alarm) (waking)
then pair
Conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus (full bladder) (alarm)
then eventually
Conditioned stimulus conditioned response(full bladder) (~waking)
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If Unconditioned Stimulus--> Unconditioned Response (sight of babe) (positive evaluation)
then pair
Conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus(sight of cigarettes) (sight of babe)
then eventually
Conditioned stimulus conditioned response(sight of cigarettes) (~positive evaluation)
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Opponent process model of drug tolerance
Initially, the drug causesa big response, e.g., hypothermia
The body struggles to get backto homeostasis (raise body temp.)
Habituating to the drug meansthose processes (hyperthermia) kick in before the drug acts.
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Opponent process model of drug tolerance
If Unconditioned Stimulus Unconditioned Response (opiate) (hyperhermia)
then pair
Conditioned stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus (sight of drug) (opiate)
then eventually
Conditioned stimulus conditioned response(sight of drug) (~hyperthermia)
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Are there really such opponent processes?
Opiate Administration Opiate WithdrawalHypothermia HyperthermiaDecrease blood pressure Increase blood pressurePeripheral vasodilation Peripheral vasoconstrictionRespiratory depression yawning, pantingRelaxation restlessnessAnalgesia Pain sensitivity
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Predictions:
Craving for drug is an attempt to get back to homeostasis:Craving is caused by Conditioned stimuli
e.g.: being offered “taste”seeing a friend shoot uptalking about drugsbeing in locale where you used to shoot upseeing “works”
Likelihood of overdose is higher in unfamiliar surroundingDrug rehab. should take place in typical drug-using setting