Suppose a Baby Is Presented Repeatedly with the Color Yellow

question 111

Multiple Choice

Suppose a baby is presented repeatedly with the color yellow. Which statement would demonstrate that habituation is stimulus specific in this case?

• A) The baby's orienting response to yellow increases, and then the baby responds vigorously to the color red.
• B) The baby's orienting response to yellow increases, and then the baby has no response to the color red.
• C) The baby's orienting response to yellow decreases, and then the baby responds vigorously to the color red.
• D) The baby's orienting response to yellow decreases, and then the baby has no response to the color red.

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Definitions:

Contractions

Contractions are shortened forms of words or phrases, created by omitting certain letters and sounds, typically in informal language (e.g., "can't" for "cannot").

Salutations

Formal or informal expressions of greeting or acknowledgment used in communication, especially at the beginning of letters or emails.

Response Time

The interval between a query or request and the receipt of the answer or reaction.

High-Context Culture

A culture in which most information is inferred from the context, rather than being spelled out explicitly in words.