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Definitions for "Stimulus discrimination"
Keywords:  stimuli, tendency, unconditioned, learned, situation
Related Terms: Stimulus generalization, Classical conditioning, Conditioned stimulus, Conditioned reflex, Conditioned response, Association, Stimulus, Aversive stimulus, Unconditioned stimulus, Anchor, Habituation, Extinction, Sign stimulus, Unconditioned response, Discriminative stimulus, Conditioning, Irritability, Generalization, Dishabituation, Response, Sensitivity, Reinforcer, Stressor, Adaptation, Anchoring, Punishment, Counterconditioning, Reinforcement, Negative reinforcement, Reaction, Discrimination, Blocking, Threshold, Diffusion of responsibility, Responsiveness, Spontaneous recovery, Negative reinforcer, Operant conditioning, Aversion therapy, Positive reinforcement, Sensory adaptation, Responsibility, Bridging stimulus, Instrumental conditioning, Tropism, Incivility, Hostile environment, Releaser, Emotion, Stimulus
in classical conditioning, giving a conditioned response to the conditioned stimulus but not to stimuli similar to it. (240)
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The tendency for responses to occur more often in the presence of one stimulus than others.
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A learned tendency to differentiate between two similar stimuli if one is consistently associated with the unconditioned stimulus and the other is not. go to glossary index
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