Exam 3: Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning

The process of _____ tends to _____.

According to the opponent-process theory, the duration of the _____ tends to _____ with repeated presentations of the emotional event.

A decrease in the strength of an elicited behavior following repeated presentations of the eliciting stimulus is known as

The onset of one stimulus occurs at the same moment as the onset of another. This describes a _____ conditioning procedure.

Which type of NS-US arrangement is most likely to result in effective conditioning?

Behaviors that are automatically drawn out by the stimuli that precede them are called _____ behaviors.

In his early investigations, Pavlov noted that a dry, inedible substance placed in a dog's mouth elicited a

The time between the onset of the NS and the onset of the US is called the

According to the opponent-process theory, in an abusive relationship, the "honeymoon phase" that often follows an abusive episode

Yelping in reaction to stubbing your toe is an example of a(n) _____ behavior.

Which type of conditioning procedure can sometimes result in conditioning of an inhibitory response?

Svitlana once received a bite while holding her hamster and is now quite fearful each time she holds it. In this example, the act of holding the hamster has become a(n) _____ stimulus.

According to the opponent-process theory, which of the following is likely to happen with repeated presentations of a stimulus that evokes a strong emotional response?

In a standard CER procedure, the CR is

Classical conditioning is also known as

The word elicited refers to behaviors that are largely

Which of the following can sometimes result in inhibitory conditioning?

Fixed action patterns have evolved to help animals cope with certain aspects of their environment which, throughout the animals' evolutionary history, have

"Everyone on Main Street suddenly fell silent when the outlaw Jesse James rode into town." This statement is analogous to the _____ procedure in classical conditioning.

Flinching in response to a gunshot is an example of a(n) _____ behavior