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El aprendizaje «preparado» de miedo en humanos

El aprendizaje «preparado» de miedo en humanos ResumenSe revisan las investigaciones llevadas a cabo durante los últimos diez años sobre a) la selectividad, b) aprendizaje en un ensayo, c) resistencia a la extinción, d) irracionalidad, e) aprendizaje simbólico y f) carácter filogenético vs. ontogenético del condicionamient.o «preparado» de miedo en humanos. En rasgos generales, se concluye que, salvo por lo que respecta a la mayor resistencia a la extinción de las respuestas autonómicas condicionadas a los «estímulos relevantes de miedo», no parecen haberse establecido diferencias claras entre el condicionamiento «preparado» y el condicionamiento «no-preparado» de miedo. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Studies in Psychology: Estudios de Psicología Taylor & Francis

El aprendizaje «preparado» de miedo en humanos

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El aprendizaje «preparado» de miedo en humanos

Rodríguez, Evelio Huertas
Studies in Psychology: Estudios de Psicología , Volume 7 (26): 21 – Jan 1, 1986

Abstract

ResumenSe revisan las investigaciones llevadas a cabo durante los últimos diez años sobre a) la selectividad, b) aprendizaje en un ensayo, c) resistencia a la extinción, d) irracionalidad, e) aprendizaje simbólico y f) carácter filogenético vs. ontogenético del condicionamient.o «preparado» de miedo en humanos. En rasgos generales, se concluye que, salvo por lo que respecta a la mayor resistencia a la extinción de las respuestas autonómicas condicionadas a los «estímulos relevantes de miedo», no parecen haberse establecido diferencias claras entre el condicionamiento «preparado» y el condicionamiento «no-preparado» de miedo.

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Taylor & Francis
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© 1986 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC
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1579-3699
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0210-9395
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10.1080/02109395.1986.10821462
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Abstract

ResumenSe revisan las investigaciones llevadas a cabo durante los últimos diez años sobre a) la selectividad, b) aprendizaje en un ensayo, c) resistencia a la extinción, d) irracionalidad, e) aprendizaje simbólico y f) carácter filogenético vs. ontogenético del condicionamient.o «preparado» de miedo en humanos. En rasgos generales, se concluye que, salvo por lo que respecta a la mayor resistencia a la extinción de las respuestas autonómicas condicionadas a los «estímulos relevantes de miedo», no parecen haberse establecido diferencias claras entre el condicionamiento «preparado» y el condicionamiento «no-preparado» de miedo.

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Studies in Psychology: Estudios de Psicología – Taylor & Francis

Published: Jan 1, 1986

Keywords: Aprendizaje; condicionamiento “preparado” en humanos; miedo; fobia; extinción; respuestas autonómicas; estímulos relevantes; Learning; “prepared” conditioning in humans; fear; phobia; extinction; autonomic responses; relevant stimulus

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