Making Attributions in the Formation Stage of a Close Relationship

question 60

Multiple Choice

Making attributions in the formation stage of a close relationship is important (Harvey,1987) because it

• A) helps partners to communicate
• B) introduces ambiguity
• C) helps partners to make sense of the relationship
• D) both A and C

Identify different types of stimuli (conditioned, unconditioned) and responses (conditioned, unconditioned) in classical conditioning examples.

Describe the process by which classical conditioning occurs, including acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery, stimulus generalization, and stimulus discrimination.

Explain the role of classical conditioning in emotional responses and phobias.

Understand the principles underlying the conditioning of physiological responses and the immune system.

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