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Extinction resistance in classical conditioning?

ByLisahannah12

Hello. I have a question about conditioning: With strong conditioning, i.e., a high correlation, is it more resistant to extinction than conditioning with a low correlation? From a simple perspective, I would say the higher the correlation, the more resistant it is to extinction. However, if you were to apply the Rescorla Wagner model, the…

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agrabin
agrabin
2 years ago

For the calculation, you need the statements of Hardy Vineyard Law, please do it yourself.

P^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1

p + q =1

q^2 = 0.16 —-> q = 0.4 —–> p= 0.6

2pq share of heterocygotes: 0.48

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