: I attempt to walk the radical edge of meaning and theatricality in an assault on conditioned response in behavior and thinking in our culture.
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Many of the Cambodian prisoners look numb; others seem astonished or puzzled; one actually smiles in what must be a conditioned response to facing the lens.
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They might note behaviours such as a cat kneading the owner stomach as learned from the utility of that conditioned response in obtaining milk from the mother.
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Kidd's next move was triggered by his conditioned response : When the ball is loose, you go after it, making sure you beat everyone else to it.
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This differs from spontaneous recovery, which is the temporary increase in strength of a conditioned response, which is likely to occur during extinction after the passage of time.
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In classical conditioning, the conditioned stimulus is not simply connected to the unconditioned response; the conditioned response usually differs in some way from the unconditioned response, sometimes significantly.
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This happens when the CS is no longer paired with the US . When the conditioned response, after becoming extinguished, is partially renewed it is known as " spontaneous recovery ".
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During backward conditioning the US is presented before the CS . Unlike traditional conditioning models, in which the conditioned stimulus precedes the unconditioned stimulus, the conditioned response tends to be inhibitory.
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This typically took several dozen trials and the conditioned response was not only unintentional, but several of his subjects found themselves unable to prevent the response even when they attempted to do so.
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The organism eventually produces the same behavioral response to the CS alone as to the pairing of the US and CS . Pavlov called this the " conditioned response " ( CR ).
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