Classical Conditioning and Operant Conditioning Differ in That

question 13

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning and operant conditioning differ in that

• A)classical conditioning takes longer.
• B)operant conditioning usually involves more intelligence.
• C)operant conditioning involves consequences for the animal's behaviour.
• D)classical conditioning is restricted to mammals and birds.
• E)classical conditioning is much more useful for training domestic animals.

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Definitions:

Original Memory

The initial encoding of information into the memory system, before any subsequent alterations or modifications.

Misleading Information

Incorrect or deceptive information that leads to false conclusions or understanding.

Cue-dependent

Relating to the phenomenon where recall of information is enhanced if retrieval occurs in a context similar to the one where the information was encoded.

Childhood Amnesia

The inability to remember events and experiences that occurred during the first 2 or 3 years of life.