classical

• how is behaviour learned according to conditioning?

  through association where an unconditioned stimulus becomes associated with a neutral stimulus
• same response learnt to both, this is classical conditioning
• what does aversion therapy use the principles of classical conditioning for?

  to cause a patient to reduce/avoid an undesirable behaviour pattern (e.g. alcoholism)
• how could a person become addicted to alcohol?

  through classical conditioning
• why can alcoholism be learned through classical conditioning?

  may associate drinking alcohol with pleasurable feelings
• what is the aim of aversion therapy?

  condition a patient to associate alcohol with an unpleasant/aversive stimulus (e.g. feeling sick)
• what does the aim being met lead to?

  suppression of the undesirable behaviour