classical conditioning

If unconditioned stimulus elicits response and stimulus pairs in space and time repeatedly with another stimulus, second conditioned stimulus elicits conditioned response {classical conditioning}| {signal learning} {Pavlovian conditioning}.

properties: rules

Conditioned stimulus must predict conditioned response {contingency, conditioning}. Conditioned stimulus must be close in time to unconditioned stimulus {temporal contiguity, conditioning}.

passivity

Conditioning does not depend on human or animal actions. Pavlovian conditioning is unconscious for reflexes, autonomic nervous system, and emotions.

extinction

If pairing ceases, conditioning decreases by extinction.

comparison: sensitization

Classical conditioning is stronger and longer than sensitization.

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