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    Stimulus generalization refers to a conditioned stimulus eliciting similar responses to similar stimuli, while discrimination involves distinguishing between stimuli. Extinction occurs when a conditioned response weakens due to lack of reinforcement, and higher order conditioning pairs a neutral stimulus with a conditioned one to produce the same response. The videos provide examples of extinction and stimulus generalization in classical conditioning.

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    Stimulus generalization refers to a conditioned stimulus eliciting similar responses to similar stimuli, while discrimination involves distinguishing between stimuli. Extinction occurs when a conditioned response weakens due to lack of reinforcement, and higher order conditioning pairs a neutral stimulus with a conditioned one to produce the same response. The videos provide examples of extinction and stimulus generalization in classical conditioning.

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    Objective 15

    Describe stimulus generalization, higher order conditioning,


    discrimination, and extinct in classical conditioning.

    Stimulus generalization is the tendency for conditioned stimulus to have similar


    responses after the response has been conditioned. People or animals can be
    taught to discriminate between objects that are similar to the stimuli and the real
    thing. Extinction in classical conditioning is when the conditioned response
    gradually weakens resulting from the behavior decreasing. Extinction can
    happen in classical conditioning if there is no reward. Higher order conditioning
    is when a neutral stimulus is paired with a conditioned stimulus to produce the
    same conditioned response.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_mdpAj6hHQ
    This video is an example of extinction in classical conditioning.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U1giuxhOnc
    This video is an example of stimulus generalization.

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