Comparator Models Assume That

question 70

Multiple Choice

Comparator models assume that

• A) the CS and context compete for associations.
• B) the context competes with the CS for associations, but not vice versa.
• C) the context and CS do not compete for associations.
• D) contingency effects depend on learning, not performance.

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Definitions:

Utility Thinking

An approach that emphasizes making decisions based on the overall happiness or satisfaction derived from the outcomes.

Utilitarianism

A moral theory suggesting that the best action is the one that maximizes overall happiness or pleasure for the greatest number of people.

Quantification

The process of measuring or expressing something as a quantity, especially for the purpose of analysis or comparison.

Primary Tool

The main instrument or device used to accomplish a task or achieve a goal.