Exam 9: Classical Conditioning
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A response that is inborn and automatically elicited by an unconditioned stimulus is called a(n)____ response.
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Using the example of Little Albert,which of the following is incorrect?
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How does the sensitivity of an animal's senses affect the development of taste aversion?
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Learning that involves mental processes,such as attention and memory,is called:
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In the case of Little Albert,the ____ was the neutral stimulus and a loud noise was the ____.
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Based on the Critical Thinking section,why should soda manufacturers be concerned about developing a new product similar to Coke?
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For some animals,certain combinations of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli that are more easily associated are called:
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If you prefer Coke over Pepsi,you're likely to prefer a labeled drink of Coke versus an unlabeled drink of Coke.
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Describe what occurs in generalization,discrimination,extinction,and spontaneous recovery in a case where a dog is classically conditioned to a tone.
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What concept refers to the usefulness of certain abilities that tend to increase an animal's chance of survival?
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Taste-aversion learning is not consistent with a long-standing belief regarding classical conditioning.The belief was:
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If coyotes acquire a taste aversion to sheep flesh,there will be a(n)____ reduction in sheep killing,according to research cited in the textbook.
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The best example of stimulus discrimination in classical conditioning is:
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Rats are more likely to acquire taste aversion more easily to stimuli that involve:
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Anticipatory nausea occurs because the individual associates the smells,sounds,and sights related to treatment with nausea induced by chemotherapy.
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While on the first date,Shelly tells Garrison that her father is a dentist.Suddenly Garrison starts feeling bad.He looks pale and feels like he is going to pass out.What Shelly does not know is that Garrison had a horrible experience with his last dentist involving a botched root canal and a whole lot of pain.What accounts for Garrison's unusual reaction?
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