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Quiz by Daniel Whiting, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Whiting
over 6 years ago
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Question 1
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What theory did Pavlov have to explain the form of the CR?
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Stimulus substitution theory
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Preparatory response theory
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Compensatory response theory
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The Rescorla Wagner Model
Question 2
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Razran found that human subjects could generalise their conditioning across words that are semantically similar. He also found a result for contrasting or opposite semantic meanings. This effect is called...
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Semantic Generalisation
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Semantic Stroop Effect
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Semantic Discrimination
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Semantic Contrast Effect
Question 3
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Latent Inhibition is when...
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a neutral stimulus is previously learned to not be a predictor of food and so takes longer to learn a neutral stimulus/unconditioned stimulus connection.
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a novel stimulus disrupts a learned conditioned response.
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the conditioned response occurs closer to the onset of the unconditioned stimulus.
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one component of a compound stimulus (light/tone) is learned to be a signal of no unconditioned stimulus.
Question 4
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Which of the following is most effective for conditioning?
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Trace conditioning
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Delayed conditioning
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Simultaneous conditioning
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Backward conditioning
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Excitatory conditioning
Question 5
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External inhibition is...
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when a novel stimulus disrupts a conditioned response.
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when a neutral stimulus has been previously associated with no unconditioned stimulus.
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when in a compound stimulus (light/tone) one of the conditioned stimulus are learned to signal no unconditioned stimulus.
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when a conditioned response occurs closer to the onset of the unconditioned response.
Question 6
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Conditioned inhibition is...
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when a neutral stimulus is learned to predict the absence of an unconditioned response.
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when a novel stimulus inhibits a conditioned response.
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when a conditioned response is delayed till closer to the onset of the unconditioned stimulus.
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when a neutral stimulus is not associated in any way with the unconditioned stimulus.
Question 7
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Inhibition of delay...
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is when a novel stimulus inhibits a conditioned response.
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is when the conditioned response occurs closer to the onset of the unconditioned stimulus.
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is when a previously blocked stimulus takes longer to learn.
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only occurs when using simultaneous conditioning.
Question 8
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Disinhibition of delay is...
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when a conditioned response that is now occurring closer to the onset of an unconditioned stimulus happens earlier when a novel stimulus is introduced.
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similar to conditioned inhibition.
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when a conditioned response occurs closer to the onset of an unconditioned stimulus.
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when a previously habituated response is sensitised by a novel stimulus.
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