One Difference in the Cavity Preparation of Amalgam Versus Composite

question 47

Multiple Choice

One difference in the cavity preparation of amalgam versus composite is that:

• A)more retention is cut into the prep for composite.
• B)amalgam requires the use of a bonding system.
• C)composites are more compatible with most dental materials used for bases.
• D)composites require the use of a bonding system.

Explain the processes of acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery, and generalization in classical conditioning.

Apply principles of classical conditioning to real-life situations and experimental examples.

Interpret the role of timing and frequency of stimulus presentation in the conditioning process.

Analyze scenarios to determine the role of classical conditioning in emotional responses and phobias.

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