23 le connectsion to one unconditioned stimaus, if you becoete classically condi

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23 le connectsion to one unconditioned stimaus, if you becoete classically conditioned to two conditioned stimuli, then thenhas occurred If a neutraliconditioned stimulus is presented at the same time as an unconditioned stimulus, a blocking effect a blecking effect conditioning l experiences, as long as they are references to intermal events, such as menta cautiously inferred from observable behaviors? B. a methodological behaviorist, but not a C both methodological and radical behaviorists D no self-respecting behaviorist (radical or methodological) would ever accept references to mental experiences 24. Which kind of behaviorist would accept but not a methodological behaviorist behaviorist 25 In an experiment on classical conditioning, a tone is followed by a puff of air to the eyes. After several repetitions subjects blink their eves just when they hear the tone (no puff of air In this experiment, the tone has become a(n) and blinking has become a(n) A conditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulas with 26. Little Albert became afraid of a white rat that he at first liked because researchers began presenting A. a barking dog B. a scary looking person C a loud crash D. stinky cheese 27. A television commercial for Carl's the commercial You see the commercial several times, and now when the song is playing on the radio, you get hungry. If you start getting hungry when a different, but similar sounding 50's song plays on the radio, you are experiencing the effects A. stimulus B. extinction C spontaneous recovery D. stimulus generalization 28. In operant conditioning, would be considered a primary reinforcer, whereas considered a secoendary reinforcer. A food. money B. money.. food C. a lightbulb... a musical tone D. There are no such things as primary and secondary reinforcers. 29 You get your morming newspaper deliveed at different times every day. This type of reinforcement is based on a schedule B. variable ratio C. fixed interval D. variable interval 30. You get a free up of coffee at the Freudian Sip for every 9 cups you buy. This type of reinforcement is based on a schedule. ratio B. variable ratio C. fixed interval D, variable interval 31. Whast do positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement have in common with each other? B. They both depend on the presentation of an undesirable stimulus. C. They both decrease a behavior D. They both increase a behavior

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23. A. Compound conditioning...Simultaneous conditioning

Explanation: Compound conditioning takes place when two conditioned stimuli are presented together and withdrawn together. This creates an association between the unconditioned stimulus and both the conditioned stimuli. Simultaneous conditioning is simply the presentation of the unconditioned stimulus with the conditioned stimulus at the same time.

24. D. No self -respecting behaviourist (radical or methodological) would ever accept references to mental experiences.

Explanation: Both radical and methodological behaviourists hold the assumption that mental states must be disregarded while understanding behaviour since they make no contribution to the formation of behaviour. Both the models emphasize upon the external forms of behaviour formation and maintenance.

25. B. Conditioned Stimulus...Conditioned Response

Explanation: The tone has become associated with the puff in the eyes. The puff in the eyes is an unconditioned stimulus producing blinking as an unconditioned response. The tone, being associated with the puff in eliciting a response of blinking, is thus a conditioned stimulus, and its response (blinking) is thus a conditioned response.

26. C. A loud crash

(By striking a steel bar with a hammer)

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