Classical conditioning
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Learning is a change in behavior caused by experience through various stimuli like smells, images, and sounds. Classical conditioning is one of the famous behavioral learning theories where an originally neutral stimulus becomes associated with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit a conditioned response, as demonstrated through Ivan Pavlov's experiment where a dog named Bob learned to salivate when hearing a bell, as the bell was paired with the presentation of meat which naturally caused salivation.
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Classical conditioning
- 1. Learning ? What is
- 2. learning is change
- 4. intentional or unintentional majorly affected by stimulus such as
- 5. SMELLS
- 6. IMAGES
- 7. SOUNDS
- 8. CLASSICAL CONDITIONING one of the famous behavioural learning theories
- 9. Meet BOB!
- 10. smells meat powder salivates
- 11. smells meat powder unconditioned stimulus salivates unconditioned response
- 12. hears a bell NO salivation
- 13. hearsstimulus neutral a bell NO salivation nothing
- 14. Ivan Pavlov 1849 - 1936
- 16. The theory is that … Neutral stimulus + Unconditioned stimulus = Conditioned stimulus
- 17. with training and time
- 18. meat + sound of a bell
- 19. smell meat unconditioned stimulus + sound of a bell neutral stimulus
- 20. BOB salivates
- 21. eventually
- 22. hears a bell salivates
- 23. hears a bell conditioned stimulus salivates conditioned response
- 24. this is known as CLASSICAL CONDITIONING one of the famous behavioural learning theories
- 25. Design by: Ghaidaa H. Naguib