Exam 4: Theories and Research on Classical Conditioning

In the phenomenon of overshadowing,a CS fails to acquire much excitatory strength because

One phenomenon that taste-aversion learning shares with other types of learning is

Unlike the Rescorla-Wagner model,Mackintosh's theory of attention states that

One feature of taste-aversion learning that is not found in any other type of learning is

Animals have developed taste aversions with delays between ingestion and illness as long as

According to Wagner's sometimes-opponent-process theory,the CR will be a compensatory response rather than a mimicking response when

In their studies of Aplysia,Kandel and his associates have found that classical conditioning of the gill-withdrawal response

According to Siegel's theory,drug tolerance is

If a stimulus is an occasion setter,its presence or absence controls whether or not the subject will respond

Suppose that in a conditioned suppression procedure with rats,a series of light-shock trials are followed by pairings of a compound stimulus,light and tone,with shock.A later test with the tone alone would probably find

In classical conditioning,the rate of acquisition to a single CS may be slow if

In Kamin's blocking experiment,it might be said that the added or "blocked" stimulus is

The equipotentiality premise states that

Physiological studies of classical conditioning in rmammals have found that

The results of Kamin's blocking experiment were surprising because they seemed to contradict the well-established principle of

Experiments with rats have found that they are most likely to associate

Research on the effectiveness of different types of stimuli has shown that

The research on human phobias of spiders and snakes may be evidence for

According to the Rescorla-Wagner model,inhibitory conditioning will occur when the actual size of the US is

Research on second-order conditioning has found evidence for