The Motion We See When We Watch a "Motion Picture

question 134

Multiple Choice

The motion we see when we watch a "motion picture" is actually an illusion. This illusion of motion is aided by__________

• A) consolidation memory's ability to construct new protein pathways for storage.
• B) sensory memory's ability to hold visual images for a fraction of a second before going to the next image.
• C) sensory memory's ability to hold visual images for long periods of time for comparison to other images.
• D) long-term memory's ability to recall movie facts and errata even years after watching a particular show.

Recognize the historical context and foundational views that led to the development of behaviorism.

Explain the significance of inborn automatic responses and how they relate to learned behaviors.

Understand the blocking effect in classical conditioning.

Define and provide examples of events that affect the probability of a response, including reinforcers and punishment.

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Definitions:

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Healthy People 2020

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