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This is the first 1,000 characters of 974 words (3.9 pages) in the essay titled Four types of learning The four types of learning are classical conditioning, operant conditioning, social learning, and cognitive learning. In this paper I will give you an overview on each type of learning and examples of each.Classical Conditioning is the first part of conditioning discovered by Ivan Paslow in which associations are made between a natural stimulus and a learned, neutral stimulus. It is the most primitive of learning. Classical Conditioning consist of conditional and unconditional stimulus and conditional and unconditional response. Response is a reaction to stimulus. Stimulus is anything that elicits a response. Unconditional Stimulus is a stimulus that automatically elicits a response. Conditional Stimulus is a stimulus that has previously been neutral, but is now a natural stimulus. Unconditional Response is an automatic response to a natural stimulus. Conditional Response is a response brought on by learning. Emotional Conditioning also is apart of classical conditioning. John Watson found out that you don’t have to learn how to be afraid because it happens automatically. If you have a stimulus that is frightening, your response will be fear. Example: You hear someone say that they desperately want a hot dog. Eating the hot dog is an unconditional stimulus and the salivation in an unconditional response because you want to eat the hot dog after someone mentioned it. The word hot dog is a conditional stimulus and eating the hot dog is an unconditional stim... |
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Keywords: neutral stimulus, conditional stimulus, conditioned response, hot dog, classical conditioning, operant conditioning, b f skinner, conditional response, salivation, cognitive learning, john watson, automatic response, social learning, desperately, primitive, ivan, consequences, brain, fear, experiences