Recall the Way Classical Conditioning Applies to Pavlov's Dogs and to Little

question 7

Multiple Choice

Recall the way classical conditioning applies to Pavlov's dogs and to Little Albert's conditioned fear of white rats. Which of the following analogies are correct?

• A) Food is to bell as sudden loud noise is to little white rat
• B) Food is to bell as sudden loud noise is to fear / distress response
• C) Food is to salivation as white rat is to fear / distress response
• D) Food is to salivation as sudden loud noise is to playful response
• E) Bell is to salivation as white rat is to playful response

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