The Best Example of Stimulus Discrimination in Classical Conditioning Is

question 56

Multiple Choice

The best example of stimulus discrimination in classical conditioning is:

• A) a child learning to avoid rats but not hamsters
• B) recognizing that a police siren sounding in San Diego, California, has a similar meaning to one sounding in Erie, Pennsylvania
• C) blinking when words similar to "chime" are spoken
• D) refusing to eat Chinese food after associating it with feelings of nausea

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Definitions:

Multiplier

In economics, it refers to the factor by which gains in total output are greater than the change in spending that caused it, often associated with fiscal and monetary policy impacts.

MPC

The marginal propensity to consume, which represents the proportion of an increase in income that gets spent on consumption.

Government Spending

Expenditures by government entities on goods and services, including infrastructure, public services, and social welfare programs.

GDP

Totaling the market value of all final goods and services produced inside a country within a set period results in the Gross Domestic Product.