Classical Conditioning Often Plays a Role in the Development of

question 18

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning often plays a role in the development of

• A) size constancy.
• B) dark adaptation.
• C) Alzheimer's disease.
• D) phobias.

Comprehend the law of effect and its implications for learning and behavior.

Recognize the role of reinforcements (positive and negative) in increasing the likelihood of a behavior.

Differentiate between primary and secondary reinforcers and their use in operant conditioning.

Understand the concept of generalization and discrimination in the context of conditioning.

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