In response to a craving for chocolate, a young student purchased a large number of candy bars, and throughout a single evening ate all of them. The evening resulted in nausea to the point that he stayed in bed the entire next day. He has not liked chocolate since. Guthrie's technique that would explain the response is called
a. the Threshold Method.
b. the Fatigue Method.
c. the Extinction Method.
d. the Method of Incompatible Stimuli.
Question 2
Backward pairing
a. though generally ineffective, has been shown to occur in instances involving preparedness to learn by the organism.
b. according to research, is only theoretically possible since learning has yet been empirically proven to occur by this method.
c. is an approach to the building of relationships among those who possess the character trait of shyness.
d. despite claims to the contrary, has proven to be the most effective method of pairing in terms of longevity of learning.
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