PSY 3103 Lecture Notes - Cognitive Therapy, Side Effect, Stimulus Control
22 Feb 2014
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Differences: one is reflexive, one is learned, reflexes are needed in cc, cc there is no consequence, stimulus and behaviour only. In oc you need a consequence to drive the rest: cc automatically elicited, oc are not automatically elicited, oc is instrumental in coping with external events, both are learning but you learn different things. In cc learn to associate ns as a cs: oc create new behaviours and becoming sensitive to the behaviours that come before the behaviours. Stimulus collage: some stimuli will be affecting the behaviour and some wont, stimulis in this class: Lights: professor, projector, classmates, sound of vents, typing, etc, computers. Temperature: hunger, fatigue, thoughts, stimuli that effects our behaviours can be outside the body and inside the body, kinds of antecedents: sd, sdelta, us, cs, ns. Temperature can be a us for making you sweat. Too much can be us stimulus for throwing up. Taste of alcohol can be a cs for feeling sick.
