Imagine That You Try to Condition Someone So That a Particular

question 15

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you try to condition someone so that a particular sound elicits a literal "knee jerk response." Which of the following is accurate?

• A) The initial strike to the knee is the CS.
• B) The initial knee jerk response is the CR.
• C) The sound is the CS.
• D) The anticipation of being struck in the knee is the CSR.
• E) The initial appearance of the response is an example of spontaneous recovery.

Critique the drive reduction theory and describe behavior that contradicts its principles.

Distinguish between psychological and physiological states in the context of needs and drives.

Describe how physiological needs lead to the activation of drives.

Explain the concept of optimum arousal theory and its effect on performance.

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