Meaning associative learning
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associative learning


The acquired ability to associate one stimulus with another; also called classical conditioning.
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associative learning


a type of learning in which bonds are formed between varying element of the materials. In different learning theories, these associated elements may take the form of stimulus and response, different m [..]
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This is a "learning" or "conditioning" term that refers to learning that two different events occur or happen together. This is really a fundamental component of conditioning since [..]
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associative learning


A type of learning in which an association is formed between two stimuli or between a stimulus and a response; includes both classical and instrumental conditioning. Compare nonassociative learning.
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Associative learning describes the learning that is developed as a result of association. For example, if a child runs onto the hot pavement with bare feet, they will hurt their feet. They will then l [..]
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Acquisition of the capacity to associate a stimulus with a reward or punishment. Asynchronous flight muscles:
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