An Analysis of Classical Conditioning Reveals That

question 100

Multiple Choice

An analysis of classical conditioning reveals that:

• A) classical conditioning occurs in mammals, but not in lower species.
• B) the salivary response is one of the few reflexes that can be conditioned.
• C) completely eliminating a conditioned response usually requires more than one session.
• D) learning always occurs when an unconditioned stimulus is paired with a neutral stimulus.

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Definitions:

Metamorphic Equivalent

The rock type that results when another type of rock is subjected to metamorphism under specific conditions.

Quartzite

A hard, metamorphic rock formed from sandstone through heating and pressure, known for its durability and use in construction.

Marble

A metamorphic rock that is formed from the recrystallization of limestone or dolomite, often used in sculpture and as building material.

Schist

A shiny, foliated, metamorphic rock generally containing abundant visible crystals of mica.