NOT to Respond to Uneventful,familiar Stimuli So That the Organism

question 146

Multiple Choice

NOT to respond to uneventful,familiar stimuli so that the organism can conserve energy and attend to more important stimuli is an example of:

• A) a fixed action pattern.
• B) generalization.
• C) habituation.
• D) operant generalization.

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Definitions:

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