Individual Nerve Cells Increase the Frequency of Neural Impulses in the Auditory

question 182

Multiple Choice

Individual nerve cells increase the frequency of neural impulses in the auditory nerve by firing in rapid succession.This is said to illustrate

• A) gate-control theory.
• B) the McGurk effect.
• C) the volley principle.
• D) top-down processing.

Understand the psychological concept of learned helplessness and its impact on behavior.

Recognize the role of discriminative stimuli in signaling the availability of reinforcement.

Describe various reinforcement schedules and their effects on behavior.

Explain the phenomena of extinction and generalization within the context of operant conditioning.

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