When Malnutrition or Illness Is Neither Prolonged nor Severe, an Interval

question 111

Multiple Choice

When malnutrition or illness is neither prolonged nor severe, an interval of

• A)overeating and obesity will follow.
• B)poor appetite continues, which retards growth.
• C)rapid compensatory growth happens, returning the child to the genetically programmed growth trajectory.
• D)stable growth occurs without making up earlier deficits.

Describe the impact of classical conditioning on involuntary responses and how these can lead to conditioned emotional reactions or behaviors.

Explain the role of temporal association (contiguity) and the importance of timing in the conditioning process.

Understand the concept of habituation and its significance in the process of learning and response to stimuli over time.

Distinguish between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses in classical conditioning experiments and real-life situations.

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Definitions:

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