Introduction to Respondent Conditioning

Who introduced Respondent Conditioning?

Respondent Conditioning consists of which of the following components?

Respondent Conditioning is when a ___ is presented with an unconditioned stimulus, which then elicits a response.

What type of conditioning is used to develop new stimulus-response combinations?

Which of the following terms refers to Respondent Conditioning? (Select all that apply)

Respondent behavior is involuntary behavior that is elicited by which of the following?

Is respondent behavior elicited or evoked/emitted?

Which statement correctly describes the relationship between an unconditioned stimulus (US) and an unconditioned response (UR)?

What does phylogeny mean?

Is respondent behavior a phylogenic behavior or an ontogenic behavior?

Habituation is when the unconditioned stimulus is presented repeatedly over a short period of time, which then leads to the respondent behavior resulting in what?

Does respondent behavior change frequently in our lives or does it rarely change?

For a stimulus to become conditioned, do we need to pair the neutral stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus one time or repeatedly?

In respondent extinction, what happens to the neutral stimulus if it keeps being presented without the unconditioned stimulus?

A conditioned response only happens when the neutral stimulus and unconditioned stimulus pair together to become a conditioned stimulus?

What type of behavior is a product of our natural evolution for the survival of our species?