Learning
Classical
Conditioning
- Components
of classical conditioning
- Generalization
- Discrimination
- Habituation & Extinction
- Spontaneous
recovery
- Higher order, i.e., second order conditioning
- Explanations
of how classical conditioning works
- Classical
conditioning in humans
Biological
preparedness
- Operant
conditioning
- Thorndike's
Law of Effect
- Reinforcement
- positive and negative
- Punishment
- postive and negative
- Principles
of operant conditioning
- Primary
and Secondary reinforcers
- Schedules
of reinforcement
- Observational
learning
- Watson
- Skinner
- Lepper
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Memory
Encoding & Storage
- Types of
information in memory (e.g., explicit vs. implicit)
- Traditional
information-processing model
- Basic memory
systems
- Sperling
- Memory
Processes
- Context,
State, & Mood dependent retrieval cues
- Levels
of processing model
- PDP model of
memory
- Working
memory model
- Retrieval
- Forgetting
- Problems with eyewitness testimony
- Amnesia
- Seven Sins of Memory
- Biological
bases of memory
- Schemas and memory distortions
- Loftus
- Baddeley
- Atkinson & Schiffrin
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