The CPU Selects Instructions,processes Them,performs Arithmetic and Logical Comparisons,and Stores

question 33

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The CPU selects instructions,processes them,performs arithmetic and logical comparisons,and stores results of operations in memory.

Identify processes that strengthen or weaken conditioned responses, such as acquisition and extinction.

Define and differentiate between stimulus generalization and discrimination in classical conditioning.

Explain the role of environmental cues in classical conditioning, especially in relation to drug tolerance and addiction.

Describe how classical conditioning principles apply to real-life situations, such as behaviors in animals and human fears.

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Definitions:

Body Frame

The structure of a person's body, typically described as small, medium, or large, affecting weight and health assessment.

Human Digestion

The complex process by which the human body breaks down food into absorbable nutrients, through mechanical and chemical means.

Overeating

Consuming food in quantities greater than the body's energy requirements, often leading to weight gain and other health issues.

Obesity

A medical condition characterized by excess body fat that increases the risk of health problems.