Definition: Internal Inhibition (at Stand Out Publishing)

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Internal Inhibition

Is explained in Pavlov's fourth and fifth lectures. In internal inhibition, the positive conditioned stimulus itself becomes, under definite conditions, negative or inhibitory.

Pavlov described two types of internal inhibition.

Experimental Extinction (or just "extinction") is a simple form, described in Lecture IV, and
Conditioned Inhibition (i.e., Differential Inhibition) a more complex form, described in Lecture V.