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Question 1

Which childhood behaviours could be easily explained by classical conditioning?

◦ a toddler becoming potty-trained
◦ a child learning to fear the dentist
◦ a child learning to pick up her toys
◦ a child learning to feed himself

Question 2

Which example of behaviours is NOT learned through classical conditioning?

◦ the physiological functioning of the immune system
◦ voluntary behaviours such as setting the table for dinner
◦ both pleasant and unpleasant emotional responses
◦ simple reflexive behaviours such as blinking
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Reply #1 on: Jan 15, 2021
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