4.01 Classical Conditioning

Classical conditioning involves what type of behavior?

• Operant behavior

• Respondent behavior

• Cognitive behavior

• Academic behavior

Who is the Russian physiologist associated with classical conditioning?

• Sigmund Freud

• Ivan Pavlov

• B.F. Skinner

• John Watson

Fill in the blank: In Pavlov's experiments, the dogs learned that whenever they heard the bell or tone, they would receive ______.

• Punishment

• Food

• Attention

• Exercise

In Pavlov's experiment, what response is observed when the bell rings without presenting food?

• Salivation

• No Response

• Jumping

• Barking

Fill in the blank: In classical conditioning, a neutral stimulus becomes a _______ stimulus after being associated with an unconditioned stimulus.

• Conditioned

• Unconditioned

• Neutral

• None

In the context of Pavlov's experiment, what does the term 'unconditioned response' refer to?

• Salivation

• Bell Ringing

• Food

• Light

Fill in the blank: The bell ringing in Pavlov's experiment initially serves as a _______ stimulus.

• A) Unconditioned

• B) Conditioned

• C) Neutral

• D) None

Fill in the blank: Pavlov's experiment is a classic example of _______ conditioning.

• Operant

• Classical

• Observational

• Insight

What is an unconditioned stimulus (US) in classical conditioning?

• A stimulus that naturally causes a response

• A stimulus that is learned

• A response that is learned

• A response that is natural.

Fill in the blank: The response elicited by the conditioned stimulus (CS) is called the ________ response.

• Unconditioned

• Conditioned

• Neutral

• Stimulated