In Pavlov's experiment with dogs, classical conditioning was demonstrated when
A) the UCS elicited the CR.
B) the UCS elicited the UCR.
C) the CS elicited the CR.
D) the CS was paired with the UCS.
C
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A. avoidance conditioning B. negative reinforcement C. learned helplessness D. time out
In the Iowa Gambling Task,
a. adults were more likely than preteens to choose the "big money" deck over the "safer" decks. b. preteens were more likely than adolescents to choose the "safer" decks over the "big money" deck. c. adolescents were more likely than adults to choose the "big money" deck over the "safer" decks. d. adolescents were more likely than preteens to choose the "big money" deck over the "safer" decks.