Author Question: In classical conditioning, the actual response involved in a CR and a UCR are the same. (For ... (Read 73 times)

tnt_battle · **on:** Dec 20, 2020

Question 1

Four-year-old Joshua reacts with anxiety to the sound of thunder. A chair slides across the wooden floor, making a sound similar to thunder. Joshua reacts with some slight anxiety. This is an example of
◦ stimulus discrimination.
◦ stimulus generalization
◦ a neutral stimulus.
◦ a spontaneous recovery.

Question 2

In classical conditioning, the actual response involved in a CR and a UCR are the same. (For example, it might be salivation in both cases.) However, what makes that response (salivation) considered conditioned or unconditioned depends on
◦ whether the subject is responding to a UCS or a CS.
◦ what sort of food is eliciting the response.
◦ how the subject feels about the stimulus and the response.
◦ the presence of an NS.

briezy · **Reply #1 on:** Dec 20, 2020

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