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nelaaney

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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

Question 2

Which of the following writers is most clearly engaging in knowledge transforming?
 
  a. The student who takes abbreviated notes from the slides that the teacher is presenting during a lecture.
  b. The student who is proofreading a final draft of an essay to make sure all the mechanics are correct.
  c. The student who makes an outline in her head before she begins writing anything on paper.
  d. The student who is brainstorming ideas for an essay by writing down every idea as it comes to mind.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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