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What is higher-order (second-order)conditioning ?

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psychology

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  1. Higher-order conditioning is the process of extinguishing a conditioned response
  2. Higher-order conditioning occurs when a neutral stimulus is paired directly with an unconditioned stimulus without the presence of a conditioned stimulus.
  3. Higher-order conditioning is based on secondary reinforcement. A neutral stimulus is paired with the conditioned stimulus after that conditioned stimulus can reliably elicit the conditioned response.
  4. Higher-order conditioning involves introducing a new unconditioned stimulus to alter an existing conditioned response.
  5. Higher-order conditioning is based on primary reinforcement
  6. Higher-order conditioning is when a conditioned response is transferred from one organism to another without conditioning the second organism.
  7. Higher-order conditioning is the simultaneous pairing of multiple conditioned stimuli with a single unconditioned stimulus to produce a stronger conditioned response.
  8. Higher-order conditioning involves pairing a stimulus with an unconditioned response
  9. Higher-order conditioning happens when a previously conditioned stimulus is used to reinforce a different behavior without any direct association to the original conditioned response.
  10. Higher-order conditioning is a process where only unconditioned stimuli are used to create a conditioned response.

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stemez-Psychology

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2234
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