Stimulus Discrimination in Classical Conditioning Is the Tendency for a Response

question 97

Multiple Choice

Stimulus discrimination in classical conditioning is the tendency for a response

• A) to suddenly recover following extinction.
• B) to decrease in strength across repeated presentations of the conditioned stimulus.
• C) to become more differentiated from other responses.
• D) to be elicited more by one stimulus than another.

Recognize the impact of social and cultural influences on gender roles and gender identity.

Understand the social learning theory and its significance in explaining social behaviors including gender typing.

Comprehend the biological and environmental factors influencing sexual orientation and gender expression.

Reflect on the impact of media and societal expectations in shaping perceptions of safety, gender roles, and sexual behavior.

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