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reversal learning
reversal learning Reversal learning is a learning situation in which a person or animal first learns different responses to two stimuli based on reward and punishment, and then must adjust when those reward values are switched.
Reversal learning is a learning situation in which a person or animal first learns different responses to two stimuli based on reward and punishment, and then must adjust when those reward values are switched. It reflects learning to change a response when what was previously rewarded becomes punished, and vice versa.