9. Identify: (Your reveal application of course material.) answers should includ

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9. Identify: (Your reveal application of course material.) answers should include enough information and/or examples to a. dual solution task b. latent learning c. preparedness vs. unpreparedness d. Anthropocentricity e. Latent Learning f. Phrenology g. Conditioned Cue Preference h. Double and triple dissociation lesion experiments i. Shuttlebox avoidance task j. Operational definition k. gobiid fish I. axonal sprouting m. object recognition task 10. NOTE: Multiple choice answers can be 0, 1,2, or more correct. a) From the list below, which can be classically conditioned? i. rats ii. venus fly traps ii. paramecia iv. humans v. monkeys vi. planarians b) The Liddell study, in which sheep were classically conditioned to lift a hoof in response to a tone in order to avoid a shock, is an example of how i. Responses are context dependent, meaning they may change if the i. Humans often have anthropocentric views, regarding themselves as the i. Stimulus-response paradigms offer a simple way to localize memories context changes. central element in the universe. within the brain. iv. A stimulus is not necessarily linked to a response but may predict it. V. Sheep are dumb and cannot be conditioned. 11. Consider the following paradigm: A researcher wearing a bright red lab coat places a chinchilla into a testing chamber where it hears a Beatles song and is shortly thereafter given a treat. After ten trials, the chinchilla begins to salivate as soon as it is placed into the chamber. Which of the following might be conditioning stimuli in this example? c) i. John Lennon's voice ii. a bright red lab coat lli the testing chamber iv. Ringo's rockin' drum beats v. the room the testing chamber is in . a. Describe the dual-solution task

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Dual solution task are a set of experiments in neuro psychology that evaluate the performance of an individual when performing two tasks simultaneously and either of the task individually. When the tasks performed together are less efficient then it is evident that the two tasks required same centres in brain to carry out both tasks

C) the testing chamber

B) iii

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