Exam 2: Elicited Behavior Habituation and Sensitization
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Describe sign stimuli involved in the control of human behavior.
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The dual-process theory can account for qualitative differences
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Fatigue occurs in which of the following physiological areas?
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Which of the following is true regarding any given modal action pattern?
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Describe the distinction between habituation, sensory adaptation, and fatigue.
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Why would the same tone result in habituation for rats exposed to a low level background noise and sensitization for rats exposed to high level background noise?
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Habituation processes occur in the _____ system. Sensitization processes occur in the _____ system.
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Which of the following most correctly describes a sign stimulus?
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What is the biphasic pattern of emotional responses? Apply this concept in the description of a common human experience.
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A loud tone is repeatedly presented to a group of rats. Initially, there is a large startle response that decreases across trials. The response decrease across trials may be due to
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A bright light causes a startle response. The second presentation of the light elicits less of a response because the subject was temporarily blinded by the first light flash. This is an example of
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If all the members of a species perform the same behavior, this is an indication
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According to the dual-process theory, each presentation of a given stimulus activates
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Sensory adaptation occurs in which of the following physiological areas?
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What is the correct pathway of the neural signal in a reflex arc?
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