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What term is used to describe the process of pairing two stimuli together, resulting in a reflexive response?
What term is used to describe the process of pairing two stimuli together, resulting in a reflexive response?
- Extinction
- Classical conditioning (correct)
- Generalization
- Operant conditioning
Which term refers to the reappearance of a learned response after it has been extinguished?
Which term refers to the reappearance of a learned response after it has been extinguished?
- Discrimination
- Immediate reinforcement
- Reinforcement
- Spontaneous recovery (correct)
Who believed in the concept of 'Nurture over nature' and emphasized the role of environment in shaping behavior?
Who believed in the concept of 'Nurture over nature' and emphasized the role of environment in shaping behavior?
- Little Albert
- Watson (correct)
- Julie
- Thorndike
What type of reinforcement involves adding something desirable to increase the likelihood of a behavior?
What type of reinforcement involves adding something desirable to increase the likelihood of a behavior?
Which principle states that behaviors followed by pleasant outcomes are more likely to be repeated?
Which principle states that behaviors followed by pleasant outcomes are more likely to be repeated?
'Removing something aversive following a behavior' is an example of which type of reinforcement?
'Removing something aversive following a behavior' is an example of which type of reinforcement?
What term is used to describe any experience that leads to the acquisition of new knowledge, skills, or responses that permanently changes the learner?
What term is used to describe any experience that leads to the acquisition of new knowledge, skills, or responses that permanently changes the learner?
Which type of learning process results in forming new reflexes?
Which type of learning process results in forming new reflexes?
What is the term for presenting a stimulus repeatedly and observing a gradual weakening of the response?
What is the term for presenting a stimulus repeatedly and observing a gradual weakening of the response?
In classical conditioning, what type of stimulus causes a natural response?
In classical conditioning, what type of stimulus causes a natural response?
Which response is produced by a previously neutral stimulus that has been paired with something else that causes a response?
Which response is produced by a previously neutral stimulus that has been paired with something else that causes a response?
During the acquisition phase of classical conditioning, which stimuli are present together?
During the acquisition phase of classical conditioning, which stimuli are present together?
