doi: 10.1007/BF03001388.
Are there two classes of classically-conditioned responses?
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Are there two classes of classically-conditioned responses?
Pavlov J Biol Sci.
1978 Jul-Sep.
Abstract
It is proposed that two response classes interact during classical conditioning: (1) a specific effect which directs responding towards or away from the CS, depending upon whether a positive or negative outcome is signaled, and (2) a general, emotional effect which interferes with responding. The interaction between these two response classes can account for the varied results obtained under CER and autoshaping procedures, and must be considered in any analysis which attempts to account for the complex nature of the conditioned response.
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