A key principle learned in the Little Albert experiment was that _____
a) fear can be conditioned.
b) rats are an unconditioned fear stimulus.
c) conditioned fear can't generalize.
d) conditioned fear cannot be removed.
Answer: a
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An estimate of how often experimental results could have occurred by chance alone are provided by using tests of __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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a. judge what is right vs. wrong, even when adults are absent from the situation. b. detect others' false or misleading statements. c. be polite and courteous to others. d. report to police any disloyal statements heard from parents.
Efferent spinal nerves arise from the _________ root of the spinal cord and carry ___________ information.
A. ventral; sensory B. ventral; motor C. dorsal; sensory D. dorsal; motor