-Production Becomes More Efficient If a Common Property Is Turned

question 39

True/False

-Production becomes more efficient if a common property is turned into a private property.

Understand the historical context and significance of Pavlov's discovery in conditioning.

Explain how the magnitude of the conditioned response changes with the number of CS-US pairings.

Describe the processes of dishabituation, habituation, and their importance in learning.

Recognize and explain the importance of timing and predictability (contingency) in the conditioning process.

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Definitions:

CS

In psychological contexts, an abbreviation for "conditioned stimulus," a component of classical conditioning referring to a previously neutral stimulus that, after association with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits a conditioned response.

Interoceptive Conditioning

A process where physiological responses become associated with certain stimuli, potentially influencing emotional and behavioral responses.

Maladaptive Behaviors

Behaviors that inhibit a person’s ability to adjust healthily to particular situations, often negatively impacting their daily functioning and well-being.

Classical Conditioning

An educational method where two signals are consistently associated; initially, the second signal triggers a reaction, but over time, the reaction becomes triggered by the first signal alone.