Learning that involves changes in the magnitude of responses to a specific stimulus is referred to as ____ learning. This type of learning does not involve the formation of connections between stimuli.
a. nonassociative
b. associative
c. observational
d. operant
Question 2
If people are continuously exposed to an unchanging stimulus that they know will not cause them harm, they will be most likely to ____.
a. tolerate the stimulus
b. control their reflexes
c. form an association with the stimulus
d. habituate to the stimulus
Four types of cellular responses to positional information in animals.
Wild chimpanzees make and use simple tools to obtain food, learning tool making from one another.
Effects of Learning on Neurogenesis
Processes Involved in Observational Learning
Reflex Responses to Pain
Preference in Different Organisms for Specific Glycine Codons