Research by Öhman and colleagues involved classical conditioning and used skin
conductance as a measure of conditioned emotional responses. They found that
a. conditioning only occurred when there was conscious awareness of the stimuli.
b. stimuli of which participants were unaware were more easily conditioned than those of
which they were aware.
c. the use of fear-relevant stimuli produced the response.
d. the use of fear-irrelevant stimuli produced the response.
e. both fear-relevant and fear-irrelevant stimuli produced the response.
c. the use of fear-relevant stimuli produced the response.
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a. psychological research is well funded b. the general population is intrigued by the study of human behavior c. psychology is one of the oldest disciplines d. many disciplines require an in-depth understanding of people
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a. cooperation among family members and peers b. stress on academic excellence very early in school c. moving up in one's profession by changing jobs d. remaining loyal to a single company during one's career
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a. "I know how you feel" b. "Dying persons always look pale" c. "Don't worry, everything will turn out OK." d. "What do you need me to do right now?" e. "Put a smile on your face."