Grizzly Adams is foraging for food near his mountain home and comes across some unfamiliar berries. He gingerly tries a very small portion of a berry to see if it is bitter, because the last time he ate bitter berries he became very ill. He is using which concept from classical conditioning to determine if the berries are safe for him to eat?
A. Taste aversion
B. Classical conditioning
C. Stimulus discrimination
D. Stimulus generalization
Answer: A
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a. True b. False
The 95% confidence interval for a population mean is calculated as follows:
A. sample mean ? (t critical) (estimated standard error) B. sample mean ? (.95) (estimated standard error) C. population mean ? (.95) (estimated standard error) D. population mean ? (t critical) (estimated standard error)