A Main Point Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

A main point is

• A) a statement that refutes a particular conclusion.
• B) used to build the main arguments.
• C) a constraint or restriction on the conclusion.
• D) the main argument in an extended passage.
• E) None of the above

Describe the neural changes that occur as learning happens.

Comprehend the general principles underlying learning across different species.

Understand the adaptive significance and benefits of habituation.

Explain the basic procedure that produces classical conditioning.