Refer to the Following Description of a Dog Training Procedure

question 86

Multiple Choice

Refer to the following description of a dog training procedure to answer the questions that follow.
Clicker training, which involves pairing a metallic clicking sound with a food treat, is used in training animals. Initially, the click is meaningless, but as the number of click-food treat pairings increases, the animal (e.g., a dog) appears to develop an expectation that a click signals a food treat. Thus the dog approaches, looks at the handler, and appears excited (e.g., wagging tail, drooling, etc.) .
-If the animal later encounters the food treat somewhere else, and it makes the animal sick, how will the animal respond to the click afterward?

• A) It will salivate, demonstrating S-S learning.
• B) It will withdraw from the clicker, demonstrating S-R learning.
• C) It will approach, demonstrating S-R learning.
• D) It will withdraw from the clicker, demonstrating S-S learning.

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Definitions:

Alkaline

Having a pH greater than 7, indicating a base where concentration of hydroxide ions is greater than that of hydrogen ions.

Blood

A body fluid in humans and other animals that delivers necessary substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells and transports metabolic waste products away.

pH

A scale measuring the acidity or alkalinity of a solution, where 7 is neutral, values below 7 are acidic, and values above 7 are alkaline.