WorksheetsQUIZ #4 REVIEW
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is conditioning?
the process of applying conditioner to your hair
process of learning associations between environmental events and behavior
diminished responding after repeated presentation of a stimulus
None of the above
Which of the following are types of conditioning?
Classical
Observational
Operant
All of the above
What is classical conditioning?
learning to associate behavior with its consequence
Learn to associate stimuli and certain responses
learning by behavior by imitating
All of the above
What is another name for classical conditioning?
Pavlovian
Operant
Observational
TRUE OR FALSE: Claims about classical conditioning that organisms form associations between certain stimuli and certain responses have been supported by further research
True
False
Classical conditioning links to human behavior by acquiring...
sadness
happiness
phobias
None of these
What is a neutral stimulus?
stimuli that initially does not elicit a target behavior
stimuli that elicits target behavior without any prior learning
I don't remember :(
all of these
TRUE OR FALSE: Neutral stimulus is presented BEFORE the unconditioned stimulus
True
False
Unconditioned response...
occurs automatically in response to the unconditioned stimulus
occurs automatically in response to the conditioned stimulus
Unconditioned stimulus...
elicits target behavior without any prior learning occurring
elicits no behavior
elicits target behavior with prior learning occurring
A conditioned stimulus...
none of these
stimulus that does not elicit a response
previously neutral stimulus that now elicits a response
both of these
TRUE OR FALSE: The conditioned response is due to the unconditioned stimulus
True
False
What is the neutral stimulus in Pavlov's dog experiment?
bell
food
salivation
none of these
What is the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's dog experiment?
food
bell
salivation
none of these
What is the unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's dog experiment?
food
bell
salivation
dog
What is the unconditioned response in Pavlov's dog experiment?
food
bell
salivation due to bell
salivation due to food
What is the conditioned response in Pavlov's dog experiment?
bell
food
salivation due to bell
salivation due to food
TRUE OR FALSE: The neutral stimulus becomes the conditioned stimulus after conditioning has occurred.
True
False
neutral stimuli + unconditioned stimuli = ?
unconditioned response
conditioned response
none of these
What are phobias?
irrational confusion
irrational hunger
irrational happiness
irrational fear
When an organism demonstrates the conditioned response to stimuli that are similar to the condition stimulus it is called...
sensory adaptation
generalization
habituation
phobias
