When Panas starts to sweat after becoming too hot, what keeps him from sweating endlessly?
A. regulatory mechanisms
B. positive feedback
C. anticipatory temperature regulation
D. negative feedback
Answer: D
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a. retroactive interference. b. cue-dependent forgetting. c. proactive interference. d. suppression.
In classical conditioning the fastest learning occurs when there is a CS-US interval of about
A) 20 minutes B) 1/2 second C) 3 minutes D) 1 hour
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oxytocin. serotonin. acetylcholine. dopamine.