Habituation and Recovery Make Learning More Efficient by

question 17

Multiple Choice

Habituation and recovery make learning more efficient by

• A) helping us anticipate what event is about to happen next.
• B) focusing our attention on those aspects of the environment we know least about.
• C) helping us generalize newly learned behaviors to unfamiliar contexts.
• D) influencing the occurrence of stimulus events in the environment.

---

Definitions:

American Imports

Goods and services brought into the United States from other countries for sale.

International Value

The worth of a goods, services, or financial instruments in the international market.

Open Market Purchases

Transactions where a central bank buys government securities from the market to increase the money supply and stimulate economic activity.

Excess Reserves

The capital reserves held by a bank or financial institution in excess of what is required by regulators, central banks, or other governing bodies.