Exam 3: Reflexive Behavior and Respondent Conditioning

George is using a conditioning procedure where a light is turned on for one second. 250 milliseconds before the light is turned off, a brief puff of air is blown into the eye of his participants. This is an example of:

Reflexive behavior is said to be _____ and _____.

Overall, backward conditioning appears to be ineffective except when the CS is:

How is generalized trained immunity evidence of an epigenetic response?

The conditioning history of an individual can be referred to as her ______ history.

After several dates with Julie, Max finds that his heart rate increases slightly whenever she walks into the room. When visiting Julie's house, Max experiences a similar increased heart rate when Julie's twin sister walks into the room. This is an example of:

One of the following is not one of the four ways discussed in the text for pairing a CS and a US:

Drug tolerance has been shown to be a result of:

In second-order conditioning, _______ is paired with the neutral stimulus.

With regards to the laws of the reflex, the relation between the conditioned stimulus and the conditioned response (CS-CR):

When the relationship is invariant and biologically based, the eliciting event is the ____ and the behavior following is the _____.

Saying there is "high contiguity between the non-functional stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus" suggests that:

To do away with an unwanted CR one should:

Fixed-action patterns are:

From the perspective of a behavior analyst, "cravings" can be explained as:

While all members of a species share the same _________________ history, each member has a unique _______________ history.

A diminution in the UR due to repeated presentation of the US is called:

A response to the CS presented in training but not to other values of the CS demonstrates

Which law governing reflexes asserts that as the intensity of the stimulus increases so does the strength of the responses?