Exam 3: Basic Principles of Classical Conditioning

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 If a novel stimulus is presented shortly before the occurrence of a CS that has just undergone extinction,the CR is likely to reappear.This phenomenon is known as

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Pavlov's theory of spontaneous recovery includes the assumption that newly learned associations

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To measure the amount of conditioning in the conditioned suppression procedure,the rat's response rate in the presence of the CS is compared to

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If the probability of a shock in a conditioned suppression procedure is 20% in the presence of a tone and 40% in the absence of the tone,the tone will probably

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In salivary conditioning,salivation is

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Aversive counterconditioning has been used to treat all of the following except

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In classical conditioning,the stimulus that initially elicits no response is the

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In eyeblink conditioning,a puff of air to the eye is the

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