Translation of "Klassische konditionierung" in English

And it just is classical operant conditioning.

And so classical conditioning was discovered.

Signal learning (or classical or Pavlovian conditioning) is the simplest example.

This is called classical, or Pavlovian, conditioning.

Two of the main types of learning are called classical conditioning and operant, or instrumental, conditioning.

This method is called classical conditioning and can be generalized to various combinations of certain impulses.

Kandel had realized that simple forms of learning such as habituation, sensitization, classical conditioning, and operant conditioning could readily be studied with ganglia isolated from "Aplysia".

Classical conditioning is learning that takes place when we come to associate two stimuli in the environment.

Fear of specific objects or situations can be learned unconsciously, e.g. by the so-called classical conditioning that is known as the Pavlovian reflex.

There are Classic Conditioning (after Ivan Petrowitsch Pawlow) and Operant (also called instrumental) conditioning (after Edward Lee Thorndike).

It is an example of classical conditioning or Pavlovian conditioning.

This flew in the face of traditional learning theory, of B.F. Skinner's classical and instrumental conditioning.

Ivan Pavlov discovered classical conditioning.

Other than the classical agents used for conditioning of water-steam-circuits, which affect the properties of the medium, we have developed the water-chemical procedure with ODACON®.

In individual learning (such as imprinting, classical conditioning and operant conditioning), nothing is copied from one individual to another, so there is no basis for a replicator to operate.

In this experiment of classical conditioning a neutral stimulus, for example a sound, is followed by a second (unpleasant) stimulus, for example pain.

For instance, in experiments Susumu calls “the rodent version of Pavlov’s classical conditioning,” he placed mice in two different chambers, and elicited context-dependent fear conditioning in mice in chamber 1. He did this by delivering a short electrical foot shock to them.

The scientists of the Clinical Psychopharmacology Unit of University College London, UK, conducted an experiment of classical conditioning.

The process of classical conditioning involves pairing, or associating, an innocuous stimulus – a sound or a flash of light, something that is essentially meaningless in itself – with something that is meaningful to the animal.

Skinner expanded on these ideas of “classical conditioning” with his explication of what has been called “operant conditioning”.

Moreover, phenomena of the traditional conditioning according to Pawlow can prepare a placebo response: If the patient has had positive experiences during previous treatments with an analgesic, thus a pain reliever, this can trigger a conditioning.