Exam 5: Classical Conditioning Underlying Processes in Classical Conditioning

Although Jolene was always mildly nervous while driving, she became extremely frightened of driving after witnessing a terrible car accident. Jolene's behavior is best described as an example of _____.

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Question 81

Geena's mild fear of darkness becomes severe after her mother's death. Her behavior illustrates the role of _________ in the development of phobias.

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Question 82

If the primary effect of a drug is an increase in heart rate, the UR in a drug conditioning trial is a(n)

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Question 83

Wolpe proposed that the underlying process in counterconditioning is _____.

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Question 84

Sam, an alcohol addict, approaches a therapist for treatment. During his therapy sessions, Sam is asked to drink alcohol while he is administered a drug that causes agitation. Which of the following treatment procedures does this scenario illustrate?

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Question 85

During the Second World War, a major predictor of whether children developed an intense fear of air raids was whether their mothers

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Question 86

During a counseling session, Stan is told that he has been permanently damaged by the abuse he suffered as a child. After the session, he starts experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. In this scenario, Stan's behavior illustrates the process of _____.

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Question 87

Which of the following statements is true of the stimulus-substitution theory?

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Question 88

Differentiate between Wolpe's and Eysenck's explanations for the effectiveness of systematic desensitization and the evidence in support of each.

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Question 89

Which of the following statements is true of the method of rapid smoking?

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Question 90

What is counterconditioning? Name and define the underlying process.

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Question 91

According to the _ theory, _ occurs because a CS in the compound stimuli has already picked up all the available associative value.

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Question 92

Dean believes that his black suit is a bad omen because he had an accident the last time he wore it. In this scenario, Dean's belief illustrates the _____ theory of conditioning.

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Question 93

With in vivo desensitization, the phobic stimulus is presented

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Question 94

There are multiple reports of drug overdoses where an individual administers a normal dose of a drug but in a novel place. As a result of the novel situation, the user's tolerance is reduced. According to the compensatory-response model, which of the following factors is missing from the conditioning scenario?

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Question 95

Research revealed that patients who received chemotherapy in a hospital setting subsequently experienced a(n) _ immune response when they visited the hospital again but did not receive chemotherapy. In this case, the _ would be classified as the CS.

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Question 96

Describe Öst's single-session treatment procedure for eliminating a phobia.

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Question 97

Systematic desensitization is most likely to be effective with a person who is afraid of _____.

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Question 98

Who among the following behaviorists proposed the stimulus-substitution theory of classical conditioning?

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Question 99

The basic principle involved in flooding is _____.

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Although Jolene was always mildly nervous while driving, she became extremely frightened of driving after witnessing a terrible car accident. Jolene's behavior is best described as an example of _____.

Geena's mild fear of darkness becomes severe after her mother's death. Her behavior illustrates the role of _________ in the development of phobias.

If the primary effect of a drug is an increase in heart rate, the UR in a drug conditioning trial is a(n)

Wolpe proposed that the underlying process in counterconditioning is _____.

Sam, an alcohol addict, approaches a therapist for treatment. During his therapy sessions, Sam is asked to drink alcohol while he is administered a drug that causes agitation. Which of the following treatment procedures does this scenario illustrate?

During the Second World War, a major predictor of whether children developed an intense fear of air raids was whether their mothers

During a counseling session, Stan is told that he has been permanently damaged by the abuse he suffered as a child. After the session, he starts experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. In this scenario, Stan's behavior illustrates the process of _____.

Which of the following statements is true of the stimulus-substitution theory?

Differentiate between Wolpe's and Eysenck's explanations for the effectiveness of systematic desensitization and the evidence in support of each.

Which of the following statements is true of the method of rapid smoking?

What is counterconditioning? Name and define the underlying process.

According to the _ theory, _ occurs because a CS in the compound stimuli has already picked up all the available associative value.

Dean believes that his black suit is a bad omen because he had an accident the last time he wore it. In this scenario, Dean's belief illustrates the _____ theory of conditioning.

With in vivo desensitization, the phobic stimulus is presented

Research revealed that patients who received chemotherapy in a hospital setting subsequently experienced a(n) _ immune response when they visited the hospital again but did not receive chemotherapy. In this case, the _ would be classified as the CS.

Describe Öst's single-session treatment procedure for eliminating a phobia.

Systematic desensitization is most likely to be effective with a person who is afraid of _____.

Who among the following behaviorists proposed the stimulus-substitution theory of classical conditioning?

The basic principle involved in flooding is _____.

Introduction

Research Methods

Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning Basic Phenomena and Various Complexities

Operant Conditioning Introduction

Schedules and Theories of Reinforcement

Extinction and Stimulus Control

Escape Avoidance and Punishment

Choice Matching and Self Control

Observational Learning and Rule Governed Behavior

Biological Dispositions in Learning

Comparative Cognition

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Exam 5: Classical Conditioning Underlying Processes in Classical Conditioning

Although Jolene was always mildly nervous while driving, she became extremely frightened of driving after witnessing a terrible car accident. Jolene's behavior is best described as an example of _____.

Geena's mild fear of darkness becomes severe after her mother's death. Her behavior illustrates the role of _________ in the development of phobias.

If the primary effect of a drug is an increase in heart rate, the UR in a drug conditioning trial is a(n)

Wolpe proposed that the underlying process in counterconditioning is _____.

Sam, an alcohol addict, approaches a therapist for treatment. During his therapy sessions, Sam is asked to drink alcohol while he is administered a drug that causes agitation. Which of the following treatment procedures does this scenario illustrate?

During the Second World War, a major predictor of whether children developed an intense fear of air raids was whether their mothers

During a counseling session, Stan is told that he has been permanently damaged by the abuse he suffered as a child. After the session, he starts experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. In this scenario, Stan's behavior illustrates the process of _____.

Which of the following statements is true of the stimulus-substitution theory?

Differentiate between Wolpe's and Eysenck's explanations for the effectiveness of systematic desensitization and the evidence in support of each.

Which of the following statements is true of the method of rapid smoking?

What is counterconditioning? Name and define the underlying process.

According to the _________ theory, _________ occurs because a CS in the compound stimuli has already picked up all the available associative value.

Dean believes that his black suit is a bad omen because he had an accident the last time he wore it. In this scenario, Dean's belief illustrates the _____ theory of conditioning.

With in vivo desensitization, the phobic stimulus is presented

Research revealed that patients who received chemotherapy in a hospital setting subsequently experienced a(n) _____ immune response when they visited the hospital again but did not receive chemotherapy. In this case, the _____ would be classified as the CS.

Describe Öst's single-session treatment procedure for eliminating a phobia.

Systematic desensitization is most likely to be effective with a person who is afraid of _____.

Who among the following behaviorists proposed the stimulus-substitution theory of classical conditioning?

The basic principle involved in flooding is _____.

Introduction

Research Methods

Elicited Behaviors and Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning Basic Phenomena and Various Complexities

Operant Conditioning Introduction

Schedules and Theories of Reinforcement

Extinction and Stimulus Control

Escape Avoidance and Punishment

Choice Matching and Self Control

Observational Learning and Rule Governed Behavior

Biological Dispositions in Learning

Comparative Cognition

Filters

According to the _ theory, _ occurs because a CS in the compound stimuli has already picked up all the available associative value.

Research revealed that patients who received chemotherapy in a hospital setting subsequently experienced a(n) _ immune response when they visited the hospital again but did not receive chemotherapy. In this case, the _ would be classified as the CS.