Learning Quiz 1. 1. Learning through association; a tendency to connect events that occur together in time and space is called----.

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Learning Quiz 1

1. Learning through association; a tendency to connect events that occur together in time and space is called----.

, a Russian Psychologist, started Classical Conditioning. Pavlov/Skinner/Thorndike/Huff

3. Ivan Pavlov conducted his first experiment with the intent on discovering classical condition. True/False

4. A______elicits a ________.

5. Pavlov’s experiment measured in dogs when presented meat and meat powder.

6. A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response is called Unconditioned Stimulus/ Unconditioned Response/ Neutral Stimulus/ Conditioned Response

7. The unlearned, naturally occurring response to the UCS. Unconditioned Stimulus/ Unconditioned Response/ Conditioned Response/ Neutral Stimulus

8. An unrelated stimulus that will become the conditioned stimulus. Unconditioned Stimulus/ Conditioned Stimulus/ Neutral Stimulus/ Conditioned Response

9. An originally irrelevant stimulus that, after association with the UCS, comes to trigger a response. Neutral Stimulus/ Unconditioned Stimulus/ Conditioned Stimulus/ Conditioned Response

10. The learned response to a previously neutral stimulus. Conditioned Stimulus/ Conditioned Response/ Unconditioned Stimulus/ Unconditioned Response

11. In Pavlov’s experiment the----was the neutral stimulus. Food/Salivation/Bell/Owner

12. In Pavlov’s experiment, was the unconditioned response. Food/Bell/Salivation/Owner

13. The first stage of learning is called----. Acquisition/ Extinction/ Spontaneous Recovery/ Conditioning

14. The diminishing of a conditioned response is called---. Acquisition/ Extinction/ Spontaneous Recovery/ Conditioning

15. The reappearance of an extinguished conditioned response after a rest period is called----. Acquisition/ Extinction/ Extinguishing/ Spontaneous Recovery

16. Type of learning in which behavior is strengthened if followed by reinforcement or diminished if followed by punishment is called-----.

17. Continuous reinforcement reinforces a desired response/behavior every time it occurs. True/False

18. Partial reinforcement reinforces only part of the time. True/False

19. When Sheldon gives Penny a chocolate for a desired behavior he is employing---- Conditioning. Operant/Classical

20. When you hear the bell ring and you get up out of your seat to leave class or school what type of conditioning is being used? Operant/Classical