The Tendency for Similar Stimuli to Elicit the Same Response

question 113

Multiple Choice

The tendency for similar stimuli to elicit the same response is called

• A) stimulus discrimination.
• B) stimulus disinhibition.
• C) response generalization.
• D) stimulus generalization.

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Definitions:

Primary Control

Efforts to change the external world to fit one's needs or desires, often through direct action.

Secondary Control

A coping mechanism that involves adjusting one's own attitudes, goals, or emotions to deal with uncontrollable situations.

Japanese Proverb

A traditional saying in Japanese culture that expresses wisdom, truth, or a moral lesson.

Secondary Control

A coping mechanism that involves adjusting one's own attitudes, goals, or emotions to deal with situations that are beyond one's control.