In Classical Conditioning, Acquisition Can Be Described as the Process

question 197

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, acquisition can be described as the process in which

• A) the CS produces the UCR.
• B) the CR is weakened.
• C) the CS is associated with the UCS.
• D) the UCS produces the CR.

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Definitions:

Dramatic Play

Play in which children enact social roles; made possible by the attainment of symbolic thought. A form of pretend play.

Cognitive Development

The process through which children grow and develop in terms of their ability to think, understand, reason, and respond to the world around them.

Parallel Play

A developmental stage in early childhood wherein children play adjacent to each other but do not directly interact or influence each other's behavior.

Egocentrism

The inability to differentiate between self and other, often leading to an individual interpreting the world from their own perspective exclusively.