Describe how infants have been classically conditioned
What will be an ideal response?
In a training situation, infants have been trained to respond to the sound of a tone by blinking. First, an unconditioned stimulus, a puff of air, is paired with the sound of a tone, a conditioned stimulus. After enough pairings of the two stimuli, the puff of air is removed, but the infants still respond to the tone by blinking their eyes (conditioned response).
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a. 1840 b. 1938 c. 1903 d. 1957
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a. summation b. potentiation c. exponentiation d. antagonism
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