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9781560004325

Conditioning: Situation Versus Intermittent Stimulus

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  • ISBN13:

    9781560004325

  • ISBN10:

    1560004320

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-07-31
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Investigating whether the intermittent stimulus long used in laboratory to study conditioned behavior might be applied to real-life situations, Wyrwicka (neurobiology, U. of California-Los Angeles) analyzes evidence of the influence of situations on behavior in laboratory studies, especially those in which the subject's reaction was dependent on complex situations rather than a single stimulus. She suggests that factors internal to the brain as well as external conditions may influence behavior.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii
Introduction 1(4)
Classical Conditioned Reflexes
5(6)
Instrumental Conditioned Reflexes
11(10)
The Phenomenon of Switching
21(10)
Cases of Dependence of Conditioned Behavior on Situational Factors
31(10)
Studies on the Role of the Situation and the Intermittent Stimulus in Conditioning
41(10)
Examples of Complex Conditioned Reflexes to the Situation
51(10)
Conditioning of the Activity of the Internal Organs
61(6)
Therapeutic Role of the EEG Feedback in Epilepsy
67(6)
Theoretical Comments
73(8)
Summary and Conclusions
81(6)
References 87(10)
Name Index 97(2)
Subject Index 99

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