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According to the Compensatory-Response Model, what type of response appears to be the opposite of the original UCR?
According to the Compensatory-Response Model, what type of response appears to be the opposite of the original UCR?
In the context of the opponent-process theory of emotion, what does the 'a-process' refer to?
In the context of the opponent-process theory of emotion, what does the 'a-process' refer to?
In the context of the opponent-process theory of emotion, what does the 'b-process' refer to?
In the context of the opponent-process theory of emotion, what does the 'b-process' refer to?
In the Compensatory-Response Model, a CS that has been repeatedly associated with the primary response (a-process) to a US will eventually come to elicit a ____________.
In the Compensatory-Response Model, a CS that has been repeatedly associated with the primary response (a-process) to a US will eventually come to elicit a ____________.
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In the context of shock naturally eliciting an increase in heart rate, what is shock in this case?
In the context of shock naturally eliciting an increase in heart rate, what is shock in this case?
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In the context of shock naturally eliciting an increase in heart rate, what is the increase in heart rate in this case?
In the context of shock naturally eliciting an increase in heart rate, what is the increase in heart rate in this case?
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What is the role of the Compensatory-Response Model?
What is the role of the Compensatory-Response Model?
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In Pavlovian conditioning, what is the conditioned response (CR) associated with a specific tone?
In Pavlovian conditioning, what is the conditioned response (CR) associated with a specific tone?
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How does heroin use condition a user in terms of blood pressure and pleasurable feelings?
How does heroin use condition a user in terms of blood pressure and pleasurable feelings?
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What may a user experience simply by encountering cues associated with drug use after repeated heroin use?
What may a user experience simply by encountering cues associated with drug use after repeated heroin use?
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What is the aim of drug addiction treatment according to the text?
What is the aim of drug addiction treatment according to the text?
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How can drug-related cues affect drug tolerance according to the text?
How can drug-related cues affect drug tolerance according to the text?
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What influence does the type of alcohol consumed and the environment have on the compensatory response and tolerance?
What influence does the type of alcohol consumed and the environment have on the compensatory response and tolerance?
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How can seemingly fatal drug overdoses result from taking the drug in the presence of cues associated with drug use?
How can seemingly fatal drug overdoses result from taking the drug in the presence of cues associated with drug use?
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What is an increase in heart rate considered in the context of Pavlovian conditioning?
What is an increase in heart rate considered in the context of Pavlovian conditioning?
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What does Pavlovian conditioning lead to when paired with a specific tone?
What does Pavlovian conditioning lead to when paired with a specific tone?
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What is responsible for conditioning a user to associate a hypodermic needle with heroin?
What is responsible for conditioning a user to associate a hypodermic needle with heroin?
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Study Notes
- The Compensatory-Response Model explains how the body responds to various stimuli, including heart rate and drug use, with compensatory decreases.
- An increase in heart rate is a US, and a decrease in heart rate is a CR or UR, depending on the context.
- Pavlovian conditioning can lead to a conditioned response (CR) of decreased heart rate when paired with a specific tone.
- Heroin use can condition a user to associate a hypodermic needle with the drug, resulting in an increase in blood pressure (UCS) and pleasurable feelings (UCR).
- After repeated heroin use, the user may experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms (CS) simply by encountering cues associated with drug use.
- The withdrawal symptoms are a result of the body's compensatory response to the absence of the drug and the associated cues.
- The aim of drug addiction treatment is to weaken the power of drug-related cues and extinguish cravings through exposure or removal.
- The compensatory-response model has implications for drug tolerance, where the presence of drug-related cues can elicit compensatory reactions and increase tolerance.
- The type of alcohol consumed and the environment can influence the compensatory response and the level of tolerance.
- Some seemingly fatal drug overdoses may actually result from taking the drug in the presence of cues associated with drug use, leading to a weaker or stronger compensatory response and varying levels of drug tolerance.
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Test your knowledge of classical conditioning and the compensatory-response model with this quiz. Explore concepts such as the opposite response of the conditioned response, drug reactions, and opponent-process theory of emotion.
