Across
- 4. /A type of learning where a stimulus gains the power to cause a response because it pedicts another stimulus that already produces the response
- 9. /Developed a new theory thart emphasizing the importance of cognitive process in classical conditioning
- 11. /A relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience
- 12. /In classical conditioning, the process of developing a learned response
- 13. /Any behavior or action
- 14. /Famous for discovery of classical conditioning
- 15. /The view that pyschology should restrict its efforts to studying observable behaviors not mental processes
- 17. /A process in which an organism produces different responses to two similar stimuli
Down
- 1. /In classsical conditioning, the process od developing a learned response
- 2. /In classical conditioning, the diminishing of the learned response, whaen an unconditioned stimulus does not follow a conditioned stimulus
- 3. /In classsical conditioning the automatic response to the unconditioned stimulus
- 5. /Anything in the enviroment that one can respond to
- 6. /Mental processes; all the mental activities associated with thinking,knowing, and remembering
- 7. /A process in which an organism produces the same reponses to two similar stimuli
- 8. /Identified the phenomena of taste adversion which established that classical conditioning was influenced by biological predispostion
- 10. /The reapperance after a rest period of an extinguised conditioned response
- 16. /Graduate student of John Watson
