10 Questions
How does the neutral stimulus become a conditioned stimulus?
By eliciting the conditioned response
In taste aversion, what is the interval between the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus?
Several hours
How does extinction impact the conditioned response in classical conditioning?
Decreases the conditioned response
Why might taste aversion be considered an evolutionary adaptation?
Because it helps organisms quickly learn to avoid harmful foods
What makes taste aversion unique in terms of conditioning?
It can be triggered by a single negative experience
Which factor contributes to the development of taste aversion?
Presence of a time gap between ingestion and illness
In classical conditioning, what role does the unconditioned stimulus play?
It triggers the conditioned response
'Extinction' in classical conditioning refers to:
The decrease in conditioned response when unconditioned stimulus is removed
What happens during acquisition in classical conditioning?
The neutral stimulus starts eliciting the conditioned response
Why is taste aversion considered unique in classical conditioning?
It can occur after a single trial despite extended time lapse
Explore the concept of learning as a relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge that results from experience. Understand associative learning where organisms make connections between events occurring in the environment.
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