Neurons that ________ soon lose their synapses in a process called synaptic pruning
A) are unrelated to basic survival needs
B) are produced after the prenatal period
C) are seldom stimulated
D) develop a myelin sheath
Answer: C
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A. those that are harmful B. more disturbing to the patient than positive symptoms C. a common side effect of antipsychotic medications D. characterized as an absence or deficit of normal behaviors
Which application of conditioning theory has been used to explain the phenomena of tolerance and withdrawal symptoms in alcohol and other substance dependence?
A. habituation-based classical conditioning B. compensatory conditioned response model C. reversed stimulus generalisation model D. partial reinforcement effect
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a. decreasing the burden upon one's partner. b. empowerment for one's own fulfillment. c. improving one's overall attractiveness. d. taking responsibility for your partner's mood.
In classical conditioning, the loss of responding that results from the repeated presentation of a conditioned stimulus without an unconditioned stimulus is referred to as:
a. spontaneous recovery b. conditioned inhibition c. extinction d. second-order conditioning