The Possibility That an Extraneous Variable Can Become a Confounding

question 22

True/False

The possibility that an extraneous variable can become a confounding variable is eliminated completely by holding it constant.

Analyze the effectiveness of different conditioning procedures.

Recognize the principles underlying the extinction and recovery of conditioned responses.

Understand higher-order conditioning and its implications.

Comprehend the psychological and neurological responses to conditioning and their impact on behavior.

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