In classical conditioning, when a novel stimulus produces a response that is different from the response that already occurs to a conditioned stimulus, the process that is at work is referred to as:
a. stimulus discrimination
b. stimulus generalization
c. aversive conditioning
d. conditioned inhibition
A
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A. a preterm infant sleeps in an incubator B. a preterm infant is held skin-to-skin by an adult C. newborns sleep in a pouch rather than a bed D. parents are not allowed to touch the preterm infant
An ultrasound
a. uses x-ray photography to make a picture of the unborn child. b. can be heard by the human ear. c. yields a picture called a CT-scan. d. bounces sound waves off of the fetus.
When the probability of a Type I error is 0.05 or less, we say that we have observed _____
a. a Type II error b. statistical significance c. the alternative hypothesis d. all of the above
One way to improve memory is to use techniques that allow the information to be stored in more than one form. This is known as
A) binary encoding. B) elaborative rehearsal. C) flashbulb encoding. D) dual coding.