Exam 8: The Adaptive Mind Learning

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What was a key implication of Garcia and Koelling's classic taste aversion studies?

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Based on his experiments with rats in mazes, Edward Tolman believed that

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Which of the following approaches would B. F. Skinner recommend to reduce an undesirable behavior?

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Experienced whale trainer Dawn Brancheau was killed by one of her favorite killer whales during a 2010 show at Sea World in Orlando, Florida. Animal experts believed that the whale had simply reverted to normal whale behavior; illustrating

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What delays the process of extinction?

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The Brelands concluded that animals' strong instinctive behaviors predominated over behaviors that had been conditioned, which they described as

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Children are most likely to pattern their own behaviors based on the _____ of their parents.

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In which of the following examples is the person likely to show the highest and steadiest rate of response over time?

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As Freddy speeds down Elm Street, he suddenly slams on his brakes to avoid a collision with another car. Freddy's response is an example of a(n)

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Cliff has a problem where he tends to speak without thinking, and this has caused him to lose friends and damage relationships at work. To reduce the frequency of this behavior, Cliff wears a rubber band that fit loosely around his wrist. Whenever he begins to speak without thinking, he "snaps" himself with the rubber band just hard enough to sting a little bit. This is an example of _____ therapy.

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What mechanism is responsible for the process of extinction?

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The rats involved in Skinner's research boxes learned to press levers for food through the process of

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The method for increasing behaviors that allow an organism to escape or avoid an unpleasant consequence is referred to as

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The recognition that two different stimuli call for two different responses is known as

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Counterconditioning in which people relax while being exposed to stimuli that elicit fear is referred to as

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Keller and Marion Breland, two of B. F. Skinner's former students who used operant conditioning to train animals for entertainment, encountered

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As a gate creaks open, Ollie the puppy notices a strange cat heading into the yard. The cat hisses and scratches Ollie on the nose, causing Ollie to yelp in pain. Which outcome to this scenario portrays higher order conditioning ?

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Three conditions must be met for punishment to have any observable effects on behavior:

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The tendency to respond to stimuli that are similar to an original conditioned stimulus is called

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A reaction to a given stimulus that requires no previous experience is referred to as a(n)

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