Nicholas Mackintosh's predictions about attentional changes in this phenomenon were contradicted by the Pearce-Hall model.
Nicholas Mackintosh's predictions about attentional changes in this phenomenon were contradicted by the Pearce-Hall model. Kamin blocking, which inhibits this phenomenon, can be explained with the Rescorla-Wagner model of it. Latent inhibition limits the efficacy of this phenomenon, whose second-order variety involves three cognitive steps. An experiment co-led by Rosalie Raynor showed how it often causes (*) stimulus generalization. This method of learning was demonstrated in an experiment where a loud noise led a baby to fear all white, furry objects. John Watson's "Little Albert" experiment echoed one in which dogs were taught to drool at the ring of a bell via this phenomenon. For 10 points, name this psychological phenomenon discovered by Ivan Pavlov.
Nicholas Mackintosh's predictions about attentional changes in this phenomenon were contradicted by the Pearce-Hall model.
{classical conditioning} [accept {Pavlovian conditioning} until \"Pavlov\"; prompt on {conditioning}]