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NS: [blank_start]Neutral Stimulus[blank_end] US: [blank_start]Unconditioned Stimulus[blank_end] UR: [blank_start]Unconditioned Response[blank_end] CR: [blank_start]Conditioned Response[blank_end] CS: [blank_start]Conditioned Stimulus[blank_end]

What are the basic principles of Classical Conditioning?

What are the factors that influence the level of higher order conditioning?

Contingency theory proposes that conditioning depends on...

What is the most effective sequence for conditioning?

What is the least effective sequence for conditioning?

What are the factors that affect the rate of operant conditioning?

[blank_start]Social Facilitation:[blank_end] An increase in the rate of behaviour that is already known caused by the presence of others performing the same behaviour. [blank_start]Stimulus Enhancement:[blank_end] When one person directs anothers attention to a particular object or activity. [blank_start]True Imitation:[blank_end] Imitating a completely new behavior to achieve a particular goal.