Occasion Setting in Pavlovian Conditioning¶
Holland, P. C. (1992). Occasion Setting in Pavlovian Conditioning. Psychology of Learning and Motivation.
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Mechanisms¶
- Context-Gated Pairing Exercise
- The result: agents branch correctly conditioned on context, and the phrase alone no longer triggers the billing flow — the association learned the gate.
This sourceDescribes occasion setting in which a contextual cue signals whether another conditioned stimulus will produce its learned response.
- The result: agents branch correctly conditioned on context, and the phrase alone no longer triggers the billing flow — the association learned the gate.
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