II. Basic Findings in Classical Conditioning

A. Two Simple Forms of Conditioning

1. Habituation

a. Model

b. Findings

2. Sensitization

a. Model

b. Findings

B. Classical Conditioning

1. Model (Pavlov)

2. Experimental Excitation & Inhibition

3. Rescorla's Definition

4. Diagramming an Experiment

5. Some Basic Findings

a. Excitation & Inhibition (Extinction)

b. Generalization & Discrimination

c. Spontaneous Recovery & Relearning

6. Learning Constraints & Conditions

a. Temporal Conditions

i. Types of Temporal Conditioning

ii. Contiguity versus Contingency

iii. An Exception: Learned Taste Aversions

b. Contingency

c. Intensity

i. CS Intensity: Discriminability & Attention

ii. UCS Intensity: Asymptotic Strength

d. Pairings

e. Context

i. Prior Exposure

                    a) familiarity
                    b) blocking
                    c) UCS pre-exposure

ii. Concurrent Exposure

                    a) blocking
                    b) contrast effects
                    c) CS-UCS combinations

7. Mediated Learning

a. Higher-Order Conditioning

b. Sensory Pre-Conditioning