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the two process model
1 -
classical conditioning
>
initiation
2 -
operant conditioning
>
maintenance
whats explained at initiation
-why
phobia
develops
what's explained at maintenance
-why
phobia
continues
what's the Little Albert experiment
-Little Albert
learnt to be scared of
white rat
-phobia
brought on through
classical conditioning
Little Albert - PROCEDURE
-white
rat presented to LA > no
fear
& happy
-LA scared of
loud
noises > hitting steel bar with
hammer
-this made LA
cry
-LA presented with
rat
and
loud noise
made
-loud
noise & rat
paired
together
-rat became
conditioned
stimulus that LA was
scared
of
what type of conditioning is involved in Little Albert experiment
classical
operant conditioning in phobias
-OC explains why phobias continue & why people avoid feared object
-rewards
reinforce behaviour > avoiding phobia reduce fear
-reduction in fear is
rewarding
so
repeat
this behaviour
> negative reinforcement
-reducing fear reinforces behaviour so avoidance of going out repeated = agoraphobia
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