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Experimental Extinction

 
Or, Extinction is a form of internal inhibition, in which the positive conditioned stimulus is temporarily transformed into a negative or inhibitory response, by the simple method of repeating it several times in succession without reinforcement.
  • Dog is conditioned to associate bell with food.
  • Dog salivates at bell
  • This happens a few times, but no food arrives.
  • Dog stops salivating when the bell rings.

Also: Internal Inhibition     Conditioned Inhibition    

 
 




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