Which one of the following alternatives describes a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning?
a. A stimulus that follows the conditioned response
b. A stimulus that follows the unconditioned response
c. A stimulus that begins to elicit a response it has not previously elicited
d. A stimulus that elicits a response without any prior learning being necessary
c
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Multicultural educators recommend developing a positive rapport related to culture with their student’s families.
What method of data analysis incorporates the main processes of inductive analysis, including reduction and organization of collected data, while also incorporating a complex, iterative process of collection and coding?
a. Constant comparative method b. Comparative method c. Inductive method d. Reductive method
Which adult seems to be well informed and have the right idea about children's handedness?
a. "You don't want Alissa to be left-handed. Encourage her to use her right hand." b. "Stop trying to make Aden right-handed. Handedness is genetic." c. "Leave Michelle alone. It's too late to change her handedness." d. Teach Mark to use both hands equally. If you train him early, he'll do just as well right-handed asleft-handed.
Stimuli that produce negative emotional responses are called aversive stimuli
Indicate whether the statement is true or false