In Pavlov's experiment, the conditioned stimulus was:
A. the same as the unconditioned stimulus.
B. the previously neutral stimulus.
C. the event that elicited the unlearned response.
D. the reinforcement that elicited the learned response.
Answer: B
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b. They felt less tension, both during the film and after the end. c. They enjoyed the film more. d. They felt about the same in all regards.
In an experiment, Dr. Fatka watches forty participants play basketball and gives each participant a rating from 1 to 10 to assess the participant's basketball ability. Dr. Fatka randomly divides the forty participants into two groups and personally teaches one group how to play basketball and the other group how to play football. Finally, Dr. Fatka watches all forty participants play basketball
again and gives each participant a new rating. After looking at the data, Dr. Fatka concludes that teaching basketball is more effective than teaching football in raising the basketball ratings. This experiment is flawed because of ____.? a. ?experimenter bias b. ?random sampling c. ?double-blind design d. ?correlations
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A) cognitive psychologists. B) social psychologists. C) behaviourists. D) cognitive neuroscientists.
In a caucus
A. The mediator discusses issues with one party in private. B. The mediator makes an opening statement to both sides. C. The mediator makes a binding decision.