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1Learning following repeated exposure to a single stimulus or event; it is change resulting from experiences with a single sensory cue and does not involve forming associations between stimuli
- ANon-associative learning
- BAssociative learning
- CObservational learning
2A change as a result of experience where two or more events become linked
- ANon-associative learning
- BAssociative learning
- CObservational learning
3Learning by observing others
- ANon-associative learning
- BAssociative learning
- CObservational learning
4Weakening of response to a stimulus after repeated presentation, our system remembers encountering stimulus before, so we stop responding and learn to ignore it, such as a baby getting bored with a new mobile.
- AHabituation
- BDishabituation
5A form of non-associative learning whereby there is a recovery of attention to a new stimulus following habituation.
- AHabituation
- BDishabituation
6A strong stimulus results in an exaggerated response to the subsequent presentation of weaker stimuli, ex: if your cat knocks a vase off the table, you jump and are tense for a while after, so we are ________, more reactive to subsequent events, keeps us alert.
- AHabituation
- BDishabituation
- CSensitization
7[blank_start]Associative[blank_end] learning is when connections are formed between two or more events.
- AAssociative
- BNon-associative
8The type of associative learning that involves two stimuli is known as:
- AClassical conditioning
- BOperant conditioning
9The type of associative learning that involves a response and its consequences is:
- AClassical conditioning
- BOperant conditioning
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- Psychology Quiz on Module 35, created by Madison Pretty on 14/11/2016.
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