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You move from farm to city and you find that the traffic keeps you awake but then you get used to it. his is called
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Habituation
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Pavlov was also able to teach his dogs to salivate to the sound of a buzzer or the tick of a metronome, as long as he;:
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Paired the tone overtime with the presentation of food
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During ______, typically there is a gradual increase in learning, which starts low, rises rapidly, and slowly tapers off.
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Acquisition
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After the acquisition phase, the presentation of the white rate was enough to cause little albert to cry. rat was the:
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CS
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The part of the brain taht is essential to fear conditionining is the:
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Amygdala
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Behavior that requires an organism to act, solve a problem, or manipulate elements of its enviornment is called:
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Instrumental behavior
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In a research study on _____, pigeons were trained to discriminate between art by picasso and monet.
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Stimulus control
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All of the following are pleasure centers in the brain exept the:
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Reticular formation
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Learning that takes place by watching the actijons of others is called:
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Observational learning
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Most children have learned not to eat with their feet, an accomplishment that is likely a result of:
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Implicit learning
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The period in history of psychology during which most of the fundamental work in learning theory took place overlapped w/:
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Behaviorism
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When pavlov had taught his dogs to salivate to the sound of the buzzer, salivation became the:
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CR
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Money is initially used to produce objects which produle gratification, but some ppl = money is more valuable than goods. ex of:
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Second-order conditioning
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Watson's goals in his controversial study on little albert included all the following except:
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Wanting to demonstrate that all animals, even children, have strong emotions
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Introducing cognitive components into classical conditioning, rescorla and wagner theorized it occurs only when:
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An animal has learned to set up an expectation
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