Exam 7: Learning-Part D

Learned food aversions should occur more often with _____ due to the evolutionary adaptive conditioning of rejecting foods that may be toxic.

Which statement about study techniques is FALSE?

Using bits of jerky as incentives,Alfred taught his pet dog to first lie down and then roll over.He MOST likely used _____ to teach his dog this trick.

The school of psychology MOST associated with learning is:

Primary reinforcers help satisfy:

Rachel is training her dog,Duke,to bark every time someone knocks on the door.She already knows that seeing the family cat will make Duke bark;so she decides to knock on the door and then open the door to reveal the cat in an effort to condition Duke to bark.What is serving as the unconditioned stimulus?

In the context of John B.Watson's classical conditioning experiments,Little Albert developed a fear of a _____ because it was paired with a(n)_____.

Jane drinks alcohol because it reduces her anxiety.Jane's drinking is being maintained by:

Neurons that pass from the hypothalamus into the _____ are MOST susceptible to stimulation that produces pleasure.

Which type of schedule arranges reinforcement on the basis of average time elapsed since the last reinforcement?

If a girl smiles at her date,it is possible that her date suddenly knows that she probably will return a kiss.Her smile functions as a _____ for kissing her.

Individual differences are more commonly found in _____ tasks than for _____ ones.

In classical conditioning,a(n)_____ elicits a(n)_____ due to its association with a(n)_____.

In the context of the observational learning experiments conducted by Albert Bandura in the 1960s,after watching the children who emulated the adult model's aggression toward a Bobo doll,Bandura noted that the children behaved aggressively with the doll:

The Rescorla-Wagner model showed that classical conditioning actually involved a cognitive aspect based on the subject's:

The removal of a stimulus that decreases the likelihood of a behavior is called: