Exam 3: Basic Principles of Classical Conditioning

Suppose a child is knocked down by a large dog and develops a fear of the dog.Later the child frequently sees this dog in front of a neighbor's house,and develops a fear of the neighbor's house.This example illustrates

The phenomenon of disinhibition provides one type of evidence that

The Associationists' principle of contiguity has trouble explaining the comparison between

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

Studies on classical conditioning of the immune system have shown that

A problem with stimulus substitution theory is that

In classical conditioning,the intensity of the US affects

 The retardation test is one method for demonstrating that a stimulus

Classical conditioning using the skin conductance response is usually done with

In the classical-conditioning treatment of nocturnal enuresis,the sound of the buzzer or alarm is

In taste-aversion learning,a novel taste is often used as the

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

 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

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

Of the following,which is usually not involved when systematic desensitization is used to treat a phobia-

Inhibitory conditioning is most likely to result from

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

In salivary conditioning,salivation is

If some pictures are paired with positive adjectives and other pictures of faces with negative adjectives,a person may start to like the first set of faces and dislike the second.This is an example of

In aversive counterconditioning treatment for alcoholism,the taste of alcohol is