The Evolutionary Approach to Classical Conditioning Emphasizes That

question 58

Multiple Choice

The evolutionary approach to classical conditioning emphasizes that:

• A)an animal's unique characteristics and natural behavior patterns can influence what it is capable of learning.
• B)stimuli that are related to reproduction are most likely to produce classically conditioned responses.
• C)the general rules of classical conditioning are the same regardless of the response being conditioned.
• D)primates and humans are less susceptible to classical conditioning procedures than lower animals like reptiles and fish.

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Selection Sort

A simple sorting algorithm that divides the input list into two parts: the sublist of items already sorted and the sublist of items remaining to be sorted.

Unsorted List

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Smallest Element

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Binary Search

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