When a Learned Behavior Is Eliminated, the Process Is Called

question 8

Multiple Choice

When a learned behavior is eliminated, the process is called _____.

• A) removal
• B) extinction
• C) disappearance
• D) vanishing

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Definitions:

Conditioned Opposing Response

A response that opposes the unconditioned response to a stimulus, often developed through the conditioning process to mitigate the effects of the conditioned stimulus.

Secondary A2 Component

A component that is not primary but serves as an additional or supplementary element in various systems or models.

Primary A1 Component

The initial segment of the auditory cortex that processes basic auditory information.

Sometimes-Opponent-Process Theory

A theory suggesting emotional reactions are followed by opposite emotional states; initially applied to psychological explanations of drug addiction.