In Classical Conditioning, Discrimination Refers to How

question 141

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, discrimination refers to how:

• A) a conditioned response can be triggered by many different stimuli.
• B) a conditioned response can fade when a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without the unconditioned stimulus.
• C) a conditioned response is triggered by one stimulus but not by others.
• D) an unconditioned stimulus can become a conditioned stimulus.

Grasp the importance of marginal cost in relation to AVC and ATC curves.

Learn the effects of output changes on cost curves and firm decisions.

Recognize the significance of specialization and quantity discounts in reducing costs.

Understand the concept and purpose of the null hypothesis in research methodology.

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Definitions:

Discourage

To dissuade or deter someone from doing something through persuasion or by creating doubts or fears.

Maintain

To keep something in an existing state or condition, preventing it from deteriorating or ensuring its continual effectiveness.

Avoid

To deliberately stay away from or prevent an event or situation from happening.

One-Upmanship

The practice of gaining a competitive advantage or superiority over others, often through clever but sometimes dubious means.