In Classical Conditioning, During Extinction the ________ Is Consistently Omitted

question 5

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, during extinction the ________ is consistently omitted and the ________ gradually disappears.

• A) CS; UR
• B) UR; CR
• C) US; CS
• D) US; CR

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Definitions:

Posterior Lesions

Damage or abnormalities found on the back part of an organ or the body, often referring to areas in the brain or spinal cord.

Temporal Lesions

Describes damage or abnormalities in the temporal lobes of the brain, which can affect memory, understanding language, and processing sensory input.

Frontal Lesions

Affected areas within the frontal lobes of the brain, which can lead to various cognitive and behavioral issues.

Remember Melodies

The cognitive process of recalling sequences of musical tones or patterns, demonstrating the brain's ability to process and store auditory information.