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Explain the differences and give definitions for the concepts of D-motivation and B-motivation.
Classical Conditioning
A training process involving the pairing of a naturally occurring stimulus with an environmental stimulus.
Brain-Wave Response
The fluctuations in voltage seen in an electroencephalogram (EEG) that reflect the different stages of brain activity, often used to study sleep, consciousness, and neurological conditions.
Generalization
in psychology refers to the process by which a response that has been learned to one stimulus is extended or applied to other, similar stimuli.
Nonabused Children
Children who have not experienced physical, emotional, or sexual abuse.
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