What Is the Proper Order of Events That Need to Take

question 22

Multiple Choice

What is the proper order of events that need to take place in order for classical conditioning to occur?

• A)unconditioned response presentation \(\rightarrow\) conditioned stimulus presentation, which elicits the unconditioned stimulus \(\rightarrow\) after many trials, the unconditioned response elicits the conditioned stimulus
• B)conditioned response presentation \(\rightarrow\) unconditioned response presentation, which elicits the conditioned response \(\rightarrow\) after many trials, the conditioned response elicits the unconditioned stimulus
• C)unconditioned stimulus presentation \(\rightarrow\) conditioned stimulus presentation, which elicits the conditioned response \(\rightarrow\) after many trials, the unconditioned stimulus elicits the unconditioned response
• D)conditioned stimulus presentation \(\rightarrow\) unconditioned stimulus presentation, which elicits the unconditioned response \(\rightarrow\) after many trials, the conditioned stimulus elicits the conditioned response

Acknowledge the significance of timing and content in recording field notes for ethnographic research.

Comprehend the strategies for engaging with and disengaging from research subjects and settings.

Differentiate between various risks associated with ethnographic research.

Understand the key differences and purposes between action research and participant observation.

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Definitions:

Transatlantic Trade

The exchange of goods, services, and capital between countries across the Atlantic Ocean, historically significant for its role in the colonial and post-colonial eras.

English American Colonies

The colonial territories under British rule in North America during the 17th and 18th centuries, which were the foundation for what later became the United States.

Colonial Identity

The sense of belonging or cultural identity formed by inhabitants of colonies, often shaped by the intermingling of indigenous, colonizer, and enslaved peoples' cultures.

French Colonists

Individuals from France who settled in various parts of the world during the periods of French colonial expansion, influencing the culture, religion, and economy of the colonized areas.