In a Classical Conditioning Experiment, a Light and a Tone

question 109

Multiple Choice

In a classical conditioning experiment, a light and a tone are presented together prior to the presentation of food. The presentation of the light and the tone simultaneously would be termed as a _____.

• A) CS+
• B) compound stimulus
• C) coordinate stimulus
• D) latent inhibition procedure

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Definitions:

Oxygen

A chemical element (O) essential for most life forms on Earth; it participates in respiration and forms part of water molecules.

Pyruvate

A key intermediate compound in the cellular metabolic pathways, formed from the breakdown of glucose through glycolysis.

Lactate

A compound produced during anaerobic metabolism, commonly known as lactic acid when found in the body.

Preparatory Reaction

A phase in cellular respiration occurring in the mitochondria where pyruvate from glycolysis is converted into acetyl-CoA, preparing it for the citric acid cycle.