Question 1

__________ conditioning involves the learning of relationships among stimuli, none of which evokes an unlearned response.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ conditioning involves the learning of relationships...

Question 2

Pairing a pleasant stimulus with a fear-evoking object or situation describes

Accepted Answer

A) programmed learning. 
B) shaping. 
C) counterconditioning. 
D) flooding. 
A) programmed learning. 
B) shaping. 
C) counterconditioning. 
D) flooding.

Question 3

The significance of Tolman's research on latent learning was that

Accepted Answer

A) rats could learn a maze only if there was reinforcement, suggesting they acquired a cognitive map. 
B) rats could learn a maze in the absence of reinforcement, suggesting they acquired a cognitive map. 
C) dogs could not be conditioned when tones and shocks were presented at random intervals. 
D) dogs come to expect shock in the presence of the tone. 
A) rats could learn a maze only if there was reinforcement, suggesting they acquired a cognitive map. 
B) rats could learn a maze in the absence of reinforcement, suggesting they acquired a cognitive map. 
C) dogs could not be conditioned when tones and shocks were presented at random intervals. 
D) dogs come to expect shock in the presence of the tone.

Question 4

Any stimulus that, when presented, increases the likelihood that a behavior will continue is called a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) positive reinforcer. 
B) negative reinforcer. 
C) conditioned stimulus. 
D) unconditioned stimulus. 
A) positive reinforcer. 
B) negative reinforcer. 
C) conditioned stimulus. 
D) unconditioned stimulus.

Question 5

From the cognitive perspective, we could suggest that organisms that have experienced _______ _______ do not expect reinforcement every time they engage in a response.

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__________ conditioning involves the learning of relationships among stimuli, none of which evokes an unlearned response.

Pairing a pleasant stimulus with a fear-evoking object or situation describes

The significance of Tolman's research on latent learning was that

Any stimulus that, when presented, increases the likelihood that a behavior will continue is called a(n)

From the cognitive perspective, we could suggest that organisms that have experienced _ _ do not expect reinforcement every time they engage in a response.

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__________ conditioning involves the learning of relationships among stimuli, none of which evokes an unlearned response.

Pairing a pleasant stimulus with a fear-evoking object or situation describes

The significance of Tolman's research on latent learning was that

Any stimulus that, when presented, increases the likelihood that a behavior will continue is called a(n)

From the cognitive perspective, we could suggest that organisms that have experienced _______ _______ do not expect reinforcement every time they engage in a response.

What Is Psychology

Biology and Psychology

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Memory: Remembrance of Things Past--And Future

Thinking, Language, and Intelligence

Motivation and Emotion

The Voyage Through the Life Span

Personality: Theory and Measurement

Stress, Health, and Coping

Psychological Disorders

Methods of Therapy

Social Psychology

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From the cognitive perspective, we could suggest that organisms that have experienced _ _ do not expect reinforcement every time they engage in a response.