In Classical Conditioning the Stimulus That Normally Evokes an Automatic

question 137

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning the stimulus that normally evokes an automatic response even without new learning is called the:

• A)conditioned stimulus.
• B)reflexive stimulus.
• C)unconditioned stimulus.
• D)orienting stimulus.

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Definitions:

Primary Motor Cortex

The zone in the cerebral cortex engaged in the design, regulation, and enactment of movements made voluntarily.

Default Network

Brain network of interacting regions of the frontal and parietal lobes that have highly correlated activity.

Cerebral Cortex

Heavily folded and layered tissue that is the outer structure of the forebrain; composed of neocortex and allocortex.

Plastic Changes

Alterations in the brain's structure or function in response to experiences or learning, reflecting the brain's adaptability or neuroplasticity.