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Sensory coding is a term used to describe how sensory information is encoded in memory. It does not explain how a person will react to a stimulus if they encounter it again.
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Sensory coding
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Systematic desensitisation is a process by which a person can become 'desensitised' to something e.g. exposure therapy for a phobia via establishing a conditioned link between a fear and a relaxation technique.
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b
Systematic desensitisation
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Operant conditioning is a form of conditioning which, unlike classical conditioning, relies on rewards and punishments to reinforce certain behaviours in a person by changing their association between the response and consequence. For example: 'star charts' for good behaviour in children.
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Operant conditioning
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Classical conditioning is when two events commonly occur simultaneously, leading to somebody associating one with the other. In this case, the patient vomited whenever they were at hospital, so now when they go to a hospital they feel nauseous and vomit involuntarily.
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Classical conditioning
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Imitation and observation refers to how people learn from observing and imitating those around them.
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Imitation and observation
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Classical conditioning experiments
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Neuroscience
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A 24-year-old patient experienced nausea and vomiting following her weekly chemotherapy sessions at her local hospital. She now feels nauseous and vomits whenever she visits a hospital, despite finishing chemotherapy eight months ago.

Which of the following is this an example of?
a