Continuing to Pair a Specific CS and US,but Periodically Presenting

question 193

Multiple Choice

Continuing to pair a specific CS and US,but periodically presenting stimuli similar to the CS and not pairing them with the US,should result in

• A) stimulus discrimination.
• B) stimulus generalization.
• C) extinction.
• D) response attenuation.

Interpret the results and implications of non-parametric hypothesis testing.

Apply the normal approximation for large sample sizes in non-parametric tests.

Identify the conditions under which the Kruskal-Wallis test is appropriate for comparing more than two independent samples.

Understand how to rank data and deal with ties in non-parametric tests.

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