From the Cognitive Perspective, Classical Conditioning

question 218

Multiple Choice

From the cognitive perspective, classical conditioning:

• A) depends on the information the conditioned stimulus (CS) provides about the unconditioned stimulus (UCS).
• B) involves learning to associate any two responses that occur closely in time.
• C) depends on developing an understanding of the similarities between conditioned stimuli and unconditioned stimuli.
• D) involves learning to associate a behavior with its consequence.

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Definitions:

Counter Rung

A ladder logic diagram element that tracks and controls occurrences of an event within a PLC program.

Parameter

A variable or factor that can be set or adjusted in order to influence or determine a process or system's behavior.

External Trigger

A signal or event from outside a system that initiates a process or action within the system.

State Change

A transition in the condition or mode of a system or component, such as from off to on, or from idle to active.