Sleepwalking, or Somnambulism, Is Characterized By

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Multiple Choice

Sleepwalking, or somnambulism, is characterized by:

• A) an episode of walking or performing other actions, usually during NREM stage 3 or 4 slow-wave sleep.
• B) abnormal sexual behaviors and experiences during sleep.
• C) episodes of going to the kitchen and eating compulsively during NREM sleep.
• D) increased physiological arousal and terrifying and frightening experiences that last for a few seconds.

Identify the concept of generalization and its role in conditioned responses.

Understand the impacts of aversive stimuli and their use in conditioning.

Explain the law of effect and its relevance in understanding behavior.

Understand the concept of stimulus generalization and its application across different contexts.

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