The Difference Between an Escape Trial and an Avoidance Trial

question 35

Multiple Choice

The difference between an escape trial and an avoidance trial is that

• A)escape is active avoidance and avoidance trials are passive avoidance.
• B)escape trials are passive avoidance and avoidance trials are active.
• C)the aversive US is delivered during an escape trial but not in an avoidance trial.
• D)the aversive US is delivered during an avoidance trial but not in an escape trial.

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Definitions:

Range of Motion

The complete range of motion accessible within a joint, often defined by its capacity for bending and straightening.

Isometric

Pertaining to muscle contractions where tension is developed without changing the length of the muscle.

Passive

Exhibiting or characterized by non-resistance or submission to external forces or influences.

Electromyography

A diagnostic procedure to assess the health of muscles and the nerve cells that control them (motor neurons) by recording the electrical activity.