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Haya94

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In emotional response conditioning, a tone is paired with a shock. After repeated pairings, the tone elicits fear. In this case, the fear of the tone is the:
 
  a. unconditioned stimulus.
  b. unconditioned response.
  c. conditioned stimulus.
  d. conditioned response.

Question 2

If LTP is experienced in a fear conditioning situation, it is likely that:
 
  a. additional NMDA receptors have been inserted into the post-synaptic cell.
  b. additional AMPA receptors have been inserted into the post-synaptic cell.
  c. there are increased IPSPs in the post-synaptic cell.
  d. the animal will not display fear conditioning.



huda

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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