In a Classical Conditioning Setting, the Element That Requires No

question 6

Multiple Choice

In a classical conditioning setting, the element that requires no previous training in order to elicit a response is the:

• A) CS
• B) US
• C) CR
• D) none of the above

Identify the impact of enriched environments on brain development.

Grasp the significance of neural network development in infants and its dependency on sensory experiences.

Distinguish between nature and nurture influences on development.

Explain the principles of plasticity and its effects on brain function and adaptation.

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