A) Automatic responses B) Innate responses C) Fast responses D) All of the above A) Automatic responses B) Innate responses C) Fast responses D) All of the above

A) less fragile than acquisition. B) more fragile than acquisition. C) equally fragile as acquisition. D) equally strong as acquisition. A) less fragile than acquisition. B) more fragile than acquisition. C) equally fragile as acquisition. D) equally strong as acquisition.

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John is recovering from cocaine addiction. His last dose was three months ago, but John can still crave cocaine when he sees a red Mini, the car that his dealer used to drive. His therapist is using the cue-exposure therapy to help John extinguishing the cravings. The psychologist is repeatedly showing John __________.

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Question 21

What is a drug paraphernalia?

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Question 22

Reflexes are:

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Question 23

Humans, but not animals, represent stimuli in a configural manner.

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Question 24

In Carew et al.'s (1983) study on classical conditioning in sea slugs, the slight touch on the slug's siphon was the , while the mild electric shock delivered immediately after on the slug's tail was the .

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Question 25

Classical conditioning is at 'behavioural level' as __________ is at the 'neural level'.

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Question 26

Which of the following statements regarding discrimination learning is INACCURATE?

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Question 27

LTP is caused by neural stimulation. On the other hand, LTD is caused by neural stimulation.

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Question 28

In the famous "puzzle box" experiments, the cat would find the way to open the cage's door relatively quickly.

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Question 29

What is surprise according to Rescorla and Wagner?

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Question 30

Which of the following phenomena can be explained by the Rescorla-Wagner model?

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Question 31

Extinction of a conditioned response is context-sensitive, as shown by the phenomenon of __________.

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Question 32

According to the principles of classical conditioning, which of the forms of therapy would be most effective at treating a person with a conditioned phobia for white rats?

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Question 33

Which of the following descriptions correctly defines a "phobia"?

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Extinction is:

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Question 35

Which of the following is an example of a basic form of learning?

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Question 36

What 2 common phenomena of extinction of a conditioned response can explain why the cue-exposure therapy is so ineffective?

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Question 37

With reference to extinction in the context of classical conditioning, which of the following statements is INACCURATE?

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Question 38

Mirror neurons fire only when a monkey observes a co-specific performing a given action.

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Question 39

Why is the reflex arc so fast?

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What is a drug paraphernalia?

Reflexes are:

Humans, but not animals, represent stimuli in a configural manner.

In Carew et al.'s (1983) study on classical conditioning in sea slugs, the slight touch on the slug's siphon was the , while the mild electric shock delivered immediately after on the slug's tail was the .

Classical conditioning is at 'behavioural level' as __________ is at the 'neural level'.

Which of the following statements regarding discrimination learning is INACCURATE?

LTP is caused by neural stimulation. On the other hand, LTD is caused by neural stimulation.

In the famous "puzzle box" experiments, the cat would find the way to open the cage's door relatively quickly.

What is surprise according to Rescorla and Wagner?

Which of the following phenomena can be explained by the Rescorla-Wagner model?

Extinction of a conditioned response is context-sensitive, as shown by the phenomenon of __________.

According to the principles of classical conditioning, which of the forms of therapy would be most effective at treating a person with a conditioned phobia for white rats?

Which of the following descriptions correctly defines a "phobia"?

Extinction is:

Which of the following is an example of a basic form of learning?

What 2 common phenomena of extinction of a conditioned response can explain why the cue-exposure therapy is so ineffective?

With reference to extinction in the context of classical conditioning, which of the following statements is INACCURATE?

Mirror neurons fire only when a monkey observes a co-specific performing a given action.

Why is the reflex arc so fast?

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What is a drug paraphernalia?

Reflexes are:

Humans, but not animals, represent stimuli in a configural manner.

In Carew et al.'s (1983) study on classical conditioning in sea slugs, the slight touch on the slug's siphon was the __________, while the mild electric shock delivered immediately after on the slug's tail was the __________.

Classical conditioning is at 'behavioural level' as __________ is at the 'neural level'.

Which of the following statements regarding discrimination learning is INACCURATE?

LTP is caused by ____________ neural stimulation. On the other hand, LTD is caused by ____________ neural stimulation.

In the famous "puzzle box" experiments, the cat would find the way to open the cage's door relatively quickly.

What is surprise according to Rescorla and Wagner?

Which of the following phenomena can be explained by the Rescorla-Wagner model?

Extinction of a conditioned response is context-sensitive, as shown by the phenomenon of __________.

According to the principles of classical conditioning, which of the forms of therapy would be most effective at treating a person with a conditioned phobia for white rats?

Which of the following descriptions correctly defines a "phobia"?

Extinction is:

Which of the following is an example of a basic form of learning?

What 2 common phenomena of extinction of a conditioned response can explain why the cue-exposure therapy is so ineffective?

With reference to extinction in the context of classical conditioning, which of the following statements is INACCURATE?

Mirror neurons fire only when a monkey observes a co-specific performing a given action.

Why is the reflex arc so fast?

The Science of Psychology

Research Methods in Psychology

Evolutionary and Genetic Foundations of Psychology

Neuroscience, the Brain, and Behaviour

Motivation

Consciousness: Conscious Versus Unconscious Processes

Sensation and Perception

Memory

Emotion

Cognitive Development

Language and Thought

Intelligence

Personality

Mental Health and Psychopathology

The Treatment of Mental Health Problems

Social Development

Social Cognition and Attitudes

Interpersonal, Group, and Intergroup Processes

Filters

In Carew et al.'s (1983) study on classical conditioning in sea slugs, the slight touch on the slug's siphon was the , while the mild electric shock delivered immediately after on the slug's tail was the .

LTP is caused by neural stimulation. On the other hand, LTD is caused by neural stimulation.