Persons learn new responses, carry out or avoid previously learned responses, and learn the general rules that can be applied in various situations by observing a(n)
a. respondent.
b. model.
c. operant.
d. mnemonic.
B
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When a dog hears a bell, it sits up on its hind legs, drools, and receives food. What kind of conditioning is this? a. It is operant conditioning. b. It is classical conditioning. c. It depends. Does the dog sit up first, or does it drool first?
d. It depends. Does the food always follow the bell, or only if the dog sits up?
After a conditioned stimulus comes to elicit the conditioned response, that conditioned stimulus can now be paired with a new neutral stimulus and this second neutral stimulus will start to elicit the conditioned response. This process is called __________.
A. higher-order conditioning B. neoclassical conditioning C. generalization D. operant conditioning
Skinner's research was unique among that of the major neobehaviorists in his ____.?
a. ?use of the single-subject design b. ?relative lack of a theoretical framework c. ?concern with describing rather than explaining behavior d. ?rejection of variables inside the organism e. ?All of the choices are correct.
Which theory supports the following scenario: You see a tiger, then scream as you experience the fear?
a. Cognitive-Appraisal c. Cannon-Bard b. Common-Sense d. James-Lange