Conditioning

Title: Conditioning
Creator: Burke, Darren; Tomiczek, Caroline
Relation: Oxford Companion to Consciousness p. 168-172
Relation: http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780198569510.do
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Resource Type: book chapter
Date: 2009
Description: The word ‘conditioning’ has two different meanings, only one of which is uncontroversial. In common usage, even in the psychological literature, the word is used to refer to a kind (or kinds) of learning, but formally it refers only to two basic procedures that have been used to study learning; instrumental and Pavlovian conditioning. The question of what exactly is learnt under these procedures is very much a matter of ongoing debate. As will become apparent, this question is particularly important when we are considering the role that conscious awareness might play in ‘conditioning’. 1. Instrumental conditioning 2. Pavlovian conditioning ; 3. Evaluative conditioning ; 4. The role of awareness in conditioning.
Subject: instrumental conditioning; Pavlovian conditioning; evaluative conditioning; awareness
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/923903
Identifier: uon:9858
Identifier: ISBN:9780198569510
Language: eng

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