When a Salient Cue and a Nonsalient Cue Are Presented

question 62

Multiple Choice

When a salient cue and a nonsalient cue are presented together with an unconditioned stimulus,the salient cue will accrue more associative strength than the nonsalient cue.This is called ______.

• A)preconditioning
• B)overshadowing
• C)potentiation
• D)behavioral contrast

Recognize various approaches to team building and their specific applications.

Understand the significance of high-performance teams turning general purposes into specific performance objectives.

Comprehend the importance of core values and the right mix of skills in high-performance teams.

Acknowledge the process of team building including its steps and challenges involved.

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Definitions:

Consequence

The result or effect of an action or condition.

Voluntary Behaviors

Actions undertaken by choice and without external coercion, reflecting autonomy and personal preference.

Antecedents

Factors or events that exist or occur before a specific behavior, showing a causal relationship.

Classical Conditioning

A method of learning that involves forming connections between a stimulus from the environment and one that occurs naturally.