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iClicker Questions Section How Do We Learn by Classical Conditioning?

Classical conditioning is also known as __________ conditioning. A.instrumental B.Skinnerian C.operant D.Pavlovian E.Ivanian

Classical conditioning is also known as __________ conditioning. A.instrumental B.Skinnerian C.operant D.Pavlovian E.Ivanian

In Pavlov’s experiment, salivation to food is known as the __________. A.unconditioned stimulus B.conditioned stimulus C.unconditioned response D.conditioned response

In Pavlov’s experiment, salivation to food is known as the __________. A.unconditioned stimulus B.conditioned stimulus C.unconditioned response D.conditioned response

If an unconditioned stimulus is not repeatedly paired with the conditioned stimulus, __________ will occur. A.discrimination B.acquisition C.extinction D.sensitization E.generalization

If an unconditioned stimulus is not repeatedly paired with the conditioned stimulus, __________ will occur. A.discrimination B.acquisition C.extinction D.sensitization E.generalization

In classical conditioning, what is spontaneous recovery? A.An animal can easily learn to associate a conditioned stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus. B.If an animal is sick, it remembers the learned association after it recovers from its sickness. C.After extinction of the association, the animal shows the conditioned response again. D.After extinction of the association, the animal shows the unconditioned response again.

In classical conditioning, what is spontaneous recovery? A.An animal can easily learn to associate a conditioned stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus. B.If an animal is sick, it remembers the learned association after it recovers from its sickness. C.After extinction of the association, the animal shows the conditioned response again. D.After extinction of the association, the animal shows the unconditioned response again.

What does an animal learn in classical conditioning? A.An association between a US and a UR B.An association between a US and a CR C.An association between a US and a CS D.An association between a CS and a UR E.None of the above

What does an animal learn in classical conditioning? A.An association between a US and a UR B.An association between a US and a CR C.An association between a US and a CS D.An association between a CS and a UR E.None of the above

Joey likes to listen to rock music when cutting onions. After doing so for awhile, he notices his eyes get teary when listening to rock music. The onion in this situation is a(n) __________. A.unconditioned stimulus B.conditioned stimulus C.unconditioned response D.conditioned response

Joey likes to listen to rock music when cutting onions. After doing so for awhile, he notices his eyes get teary when listening to rock music. The onion in this situation is a(n) __________. A.unconditioned stimulus B.conditioned stimulus C.unconditioned response D.conditioned response

__________ refers to the occurrence of the conditioned response when the stimulus is slightly different than the conditioned stimulus. A.Discrimination B.Habituation C.Acquisition D.Generalization

__________ refers to the occurrence of the conditioned response when the stimulus is slightly different than the conditioned stimulus. A.Discrimination B.Habituation C.Acquisition D.Generalization