*Classical Conditioning 1 Vocabulary Practice

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Which of the following is best defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience? Options: acquisition, stimulus, learning, habituation

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learning

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What concept has Charlie demonstrated when he turns off the light every time Lynn claps, but not when Randy claps in approval?

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Discrimination

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Classical conditioning is the type of learning in which a person links two or more stimuli and

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anticipates events.

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In classical conditioning, the unconditioned stimulus

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naturally triggers a response.

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What principle is illustrated when students respond to music in the same way they did to the bell indicating the end of a class period? Options: Acquisition, Habituation, Generalization, Functional Fixedness

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Generalization

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The work of Ivan Pavlov and John Watson fits best into which of psychology's perspectives? Options: Humanism, Gestalt psychology, Trait theory, Behaviorism

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Behaviorism

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Which of the following is not a finding of the famous classical conditioning study about Little Albert?
Fear can be conditioned, Aversive conditioning is possible, Complex reactions could be conditioned

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Classical conditioning is much more effective of less complex animals (like rats) than it is on humans

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Suzie is classically conditioned to be afraid of violins because every time they are presented, they are followed by a loud unpleasant noise. Then, a violin is presented ten times without the noise and she stops showing a fearful response. Of what concept is this an example?

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extinction

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The idea that intelligent creatures can learn when two events occur alongside one another is most broadly called __________?

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associative learning

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Define conditioned response

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A response that has been learned