Occasion-Setting Properties of a Conditioned Stimulus Refer to the Ability

question 57

Multiple Choice

Occasion-setting properties of a conditioned stimulus refer to the ability of the conditioned stimulus to ______.

• A)lock conditioning of a new response to a previously used conditioned stimulus
• B)lock the conditioning of inhibition to a previously used conditioned stimulus
• C)facilitate responding to another conditioned stimulus
• D)facilitate the extinction of the conditioned response

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Definitions:

Environmental Changes

Alterations in the external surroundings that can impact ecosystems, human societies, and the global climate.

Temperament

The aspect of an individual's personality that is believed to be biologically based and relatively stable throughout life, influencing behaviors and ways of reacting to the environment.

Perceptual Information

Information processed by the brain that comes from one's senses, influencing perception of the environment.

Inhibited

A psychological or behavioral state where a person is restrained in their actions or reactions.