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TABLE 8-4
The actual voltages of power packs labeled as 12 volts are as follows: 11.77, 11.90, 11.64, 11.84, 12.13, 11.99, and 11.77.
-Referring to Table 8-4, it is possible that the 99% confidence interval calculated from the data will not contain the mean voltage for the entire population.
Temporal Conditioning
A form of classical conditioning where the timing of the conditioned stimulus (without an unconditioned stimulus) is enough to produce a conditioned response.
Simultaneous Conditioning
A classical conditioning method where both the conditioned and unconditioned stimuli are presented at the same time.
Backward Conditioning
A conditioning process where a stimulus that normally elicits a response is presented after the response, instead of before it, which can result in weakened associative learning.
Trace Conditioning
A type of classical conditioning where the conditioned stimulus (CS) and unconditioned stimulus (US) are separated by a time interval, requiring the organism to maintain a mental representation of the CS to elicit a response.
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