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Classical vs. Operant Conditioning: The Brain’s Memory Tug-of-War
Classical and operant conditioning compete in the brain, preventing simultaneous learning of conflicting actions.
Jewish Press14d
TAU Groundbreaking Discovery Illuminates the Brain’s ‘Memory Wars’
“You can think of the brain as engaging in a mental tug-of-war,” said Prof. Parnas. “When one learning system is active, it actively suppresses the other. This prioritization prevents conflicting ...
EurekAlert!16d
What happens when the brain is taught both classical and operant conditioning?
A new study from Tel Aviv University could reshape our scientific understanding of how humans learn and form memories, ...
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What Happens When Brain Learns Two Behaviors At Once?
PhD student Eyal Rozenfeld & Prof. Moshe Parnas A new study from Tel Aviv University could reshape our scientific ...
Brain's 'tug-of-war': Choosing between classical and operant conditioning
A study from Tel Aviv University could reshape our scientific understanding of how humans learn and form memories, ...
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Among all the judges on ‘Shark Tank', shark Kevin O'Leary is well-known for his scathing criticism.
Among all the judges on ‘Shark Tank', shark Kevin O'Leary is well-known for his scathing criticism.
Loss, grief, addiction and social media: A conversation with Lakeland psychologist Shelby Mathias
In his monthly column, Thomas R. Oldt talks with Lakeland psychologist Shelby Mathias about grief, addiction and society's ...
Hysterics at Chihuahua's Response to Particular Sound: 'Conditioned'
Some people found it relatable, as one woman commented: "I was also classically conditioned to this noise in my last relationship." ...