d. stereotypy True - False (3 points each; 1 point for correct response and 2 po
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d. stereotypy True - False (3 points each; 1 point for correct response and 2 point for corrected response or explanation of why the statement is false. Total 75 points) Chapter 4 T/F 22) A researcher unintentionally makes the CS in his experiment slightly resemble a female quail in a study of sexual conditioning in male quail subjects. Due to this mistake, he is likely to find that conditioning proceeds more rapidly because of increased saliency of the CS. 23) According to studies of belongingness, rats conditioned with illness learn a stronger aversion to audiovisual cues than to taste cues. 24) Belongingness effects have been demonstrated to reflect genetic predispositions of the organism.Explanation / Answer
22. False. If either the conditioned or the unconditioned stimulus is highly familiar, learning occurs more slowly than if the CS and US are novel.
23. False. Rats who are ill, develop a stronger aversion towards taste stimulus rather than with audiovisual cues.
24. True. Belongingness efffect appears to reflect a genetic predisposition for the selective learning of certain combinations of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli.
25. False. Higher order conditioning increases the number of Pavlovian learning situations.
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