Exam 5: Learning
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Classical conditioning has a role in all of the following, except
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In Overmeier and Seligman's experiment on learned helplessness, the dogs in the control group
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In higher-order conditioning, the unconditioned stimulus and response are actually previously conditioned stimuli and responses.
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Sirens on police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances do not sound exactly alike, but because of ________ we react similarly to them.
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An involuntary response to a particular stimulus, such as an eye-blink response to a puff of air or salivation to food placed in one's mouth, is called a
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Parents could use shaping procedures to teach small children to do all of the following, except
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Which of the following is descriptive of operant conditioning?
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A pigeon gets a food reward each time it pecks at a blue disk. Because of generalization, the pigeon would also peck at
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In original trials with his dogs, Pavlov identified the tone as the unconditioned stimulus.
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What are the stimuli that can serve as reinforcers without learning because they fulfill basic biological needs?
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How does classical conditioning explain the extinction of a conditioned response?
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A neutral stimulus that becomes reinforcing after repeated pairings with other reinforcers is
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The passive resignation to aversive conditions learned by repeated exposure to inescapable aversive events is called
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Responses are conditioned more effectively when the reinforcement is immediate.
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Shaping is an important procedure because it makes it possible for organisms to
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In classical conditioning, which element functions as a signal?
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