To Understand a Child's Frightened Cries at the Sight of a Barking

question 1

Multiple Choice

To understand a child's frightened cries at the sight of a barking dog,a learning theorist

• A) would want to know what frightening stimulus had been paired with a barking dog in the child's past experience.
• B) would examine the present situation to see what symbolic object was frightening the child.
• C) would assume the dog represented a person the child feared.
• D) would explain to the child all the reasons the child had not to fear the barking dog.

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