Psychologists Now Believe That Classical Conditioning Is Explained By

question 32

Multiple Choice

Psychologists now believe that classical conditioning is explained by:

• A) two events occurring at the same time
• B) one event predicting the occurrence of another
• C) events being linked via cognitive processes that identify similarities between the events
• D) the constant repetition of events, which fuses them together

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Definitions:

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Group

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Prototypical Members

Individuals within a group who embody the most representative or characteristic qualities of that group.

Peripheral Representative

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