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$500 Question: In Pavlov's experiment on salivation in dogs, the neutral stimulus was __________ and the conditioned stimulus was ______________ B – the bell; salivation A – the bell; the bell C – the meat powder; the bell D – the meat powder; salivation A – the bell; the bell

$1,000 Question: Learning takes place by association in C.C. This means that an association forms between two events that B – are completely unrelated B – are similar in nature C – have similar consequences D – occur closely together in time A – are completely unrelated

$2,000 Question: In classical conditioning, nature provides the __________________ connection and conditioning provides the _________________ connection. B – UCR-CR; UCS-CS A – UCS-CS; UCR-CR C – CS-CR; UCS-UCR D – UCS-UCR; CS-CR

$4,000 Question: Before learning, an unconditioned stimulus elicits B – A conditioned response A – An unconditioned response C – A conditioned stimulus D – Negative reinforcement A – An unconditioned response

$8,000 Question: During operant conditioning, the learner is _______________ ; whereas during classical conditioning the learner is _____________. B – Reinforced; not reinforced A – Passive; active C – Active; passive D – Not reinforced; reinforced C – Active; passive

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$64,000 Question: Thorndike's notion that behaviours that are reinforced tend to be repeated is known as B – The law of effect A – The punishment principle C – Pavlovian conditioning D – Negative reinforcement B – The law of effect

$125,000 Question: In operant conditioning an important connection forms between the B – unconditioned stimulus and the unconditioned response A – behaviour and the reinforcement that follows it C – stimulus and whatever occurs before it D – unconditioned stimulus and the conditioned stimulus A – behaviour and the reinforcement that follows it.

$250,000 Question: Observational Learning includes five key elements. Which of the following is the correct order of these elements? B – Attention; reinforcement; retention; motivation; reproduction A – Attention; reproduction; retention; motivation; reinforcement C - Attention, retention, reproduction, motivation, reinforcement D – Motivation; attention; retention; reinforcement; reproduction C – Attention, retention, reproduction, motivation, reinforcement

$500,000 Question: Observational Learning shows that reinforcement B – must be delivered to the model A – must be delivered to the learner C – can be delivered to either the model or the learner D – is only effective when it is vicarious C – can be delivered to either the model or the learner

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