Intro to Psychology Forms of Learning: Classical Conditioning

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Forms of Learning: Classical Conditioning

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Intro 0:00
Forms of Learning 0:03

Defining Learning
Primary Forms of Learning
Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Observational Learning

Classical Conditioning 3:54

Ivan Pavlov
Learning by Associating Two Things That Occur Together
How It Works
Example of Classical Conditioning
Unconditioned Stimulus
Unconditioned Response
Conditioned Stimulus
Conditioned Response
Example: Dogs
Example: Peoples
Stages of Classical Conditioning
Acquisition
Extinction
Spontaneous Recovery
Generalization
Discrimination

Features of Classical Conditioning 23:05

Time Delay
Stronger When Biological Predisposition In Place
Learning Happens Automatically
Conditioned Response Usually Is Not Stronger Than Unconditioned Response

Psychology: Intro to Psychology

I. Introduction to Psychology
	What is Psychology & Where Did It Come From?	11:53
	Psychological Perspectives & Subfields	24:07
	Psychology as a Science	12:44
	Data Collection & Analysis	32:15
II. Biology and Behavior
	Neurons, the Source of Internal Communication	14:06
	The Nervous System	15:06
	The Brain	29:04
III. Developing Through the Life Span
	Cognitive & Moral Development Through the Lifespan	27:36
	Social Development Through the Lifespan	39:06
IV. Learning
	Forms of Learning: Classical Conditioning	29:16
	Forms of Learning: Operant Conditioning	35:01
	Forms of Learning: Observational Learning	13:49
V. Memory
	The Three Stages of Memory	26:39
	Memory-Encoding Information	19:36
	Memory: Storage & Retrieval of Information	16:45
	Memory: Why Do We Forget?	21:48
VI. Personality
	Personality: The Psychoanalytic Approach	29:30
	Personality: The Behaviorist, Humanistic & Social-Cognitive Perspectives	19:07
	Personality: Trait Theory & Projective Personality Tests	25:04
VII. Social Psychology
	Social Psychology: Attitudes & Behavior	15:22
	Social Psychology: Conformity & Obedience	18:45
	Social Psychology: Group Influence	17:48
	Social Relations: Prejudice & Aggression	24:24
	Social Relations: Altruism, Attraction, & the Bystander Effect	31:15
VIII. Psychological Disorders
	Psychological Disorders: Definition & Classification	22:37
	Mood Disorders	12:28
	Anxiety Disorders	21:53
	Schizophrenia	21:21
	Dissociative, Somatic, and Personality Disorders	29:23
IX. Therapies
	Psychological Therapies	36:56
	Biomedical Therapies	29:17

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Psychology: Intro to Psychology