Suppose a Behavior That Has Been Extinguished Temporarily Exhibits Itself

question 132

Multiple Choice

Suppose a behavior that has been extinguished temporarily exhibits itself again. This would be a(n) ____.

• A) common event called negative conditioning
• B) uncommon event called counter-conditioning
• C) common event called spontaneous recovery
• D) uncommon event called stimulus generalization

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Definitions:

Memory Functions

The processes involved in encoding, storing, and retrieving information in the brain, crucial for learning and adaptation.

Fluid Intelligence

The capability to solve novel problems, reason abstractly, and adapt to new situations without relying on existing knowledge.

Retrospective Memory

Memory of past events and general knowledge.

Chronic Alcoholism

Chronic alcoholism is a long-term, progressive disease characterized by an uncontrollable urge to consume alcohol despite adverse consequences to health, relationships, and social standing.