The Stage of Classical Conditioning When a Neutral Stimulus First

question 135

Multiple Choice

The stage of classical conditioning when a neutral stimulus first begins triggering a conditioned response is called

• A) association.
• B) acquisition.
• C) observational learning.
• D) shaping.

Understand the relationship between physical properties of light and sound and their perception as color, brightness, loudness, etc.

Grasp the principles of color and brightness perception, including mechanisms like color mixing and influence of light intensity.

Comprehend the psychological processes of sensation and perception and how they convert environmental stimuli into internal representations.

Identify and explain the phenomena of sensory adaptation and perceptual constancy and their importance in perception.

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