Chapter 5 Question and answers
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One of the primary effects of amphetamine is an increase in heart rate.
According to the compensatory-response model, in the conditioning of a
compensatory response, the US would be ______________ and the UR
would be _______________.
decrease in heart rate; increase in heart rate
increase in heart rate; increase in heart rate
increase in heart rate; decrease in heart rate
decrease in heart rate; decrease in heart rate - correct answers increase in
heart rate; decrease in heart rate
In the Watson and Rayner experiment with Little Albert, the loud noise served
as the
US
NS
CS
both b and c are correct - correct answers US
Classical conditioning of compensatory responses provides evidence for
which of the following theories of conditioning?
R-S
S-R
stimulus-substitution theory
, preparatory-response theory - correct answers preparatory-response theory
Overcoming your addiction to chocolate bars by imagining that they are dog
feces would be an example of
covert sensitization.
implosive therapy.
flooding.
desensitization - correct answers covert sensitization
If we have an innate tendency to acquire conditioned fears through the
observation of fearful reactions in others, then the look of fear in others must
be functioning as a(n)
conditioned stimulus.
unconditioned stimulus.
conditioned response.
unconditioned response. - correct answers unconditioned stimulus.
A man with a shoe fetish spends considerable time obtaining women's shoes.
This behavior is most easily explained by which theory of conditioning?
compensatory response theory
preparatory response theory
stimulus-substitution
compensatory-substitution theory - correct answers stimulus-substitution
already passed 2025
One of the primary effects of amphetamine is an increase in heart rate.
According to the compensatory-response model, in the conditioning of a
compensatory response, the US would be ______________ and the UR
would be _______________.
decrease in heart rate; increase in heart rate
increase in heart rate; increase in heart rate
increase in heart rate; decrease in heart rate
decrease in heart rate; decrease in heart rate - correct answers increase in
heart rate; decrease in heart rate
In the Watson and Rayner experiment with Little Albert, the loud noise served
as the
US
NS
CS
both b and c are correct - correct answers US
Classical conditioning of compensatory responses provides evidence for
which of the following theories of conditioning?
R-S
S-R
stimulus-substitution theory
, preparatory-response theory - correct answers preparatory-response theory
Overcoming your addiction to chocolate bars by imagining that they are dog
feces would be an example of
covert sensitization.
implosive therapy.
flooding.
desensitization - correct answers covert sensitization
If we have an innate tendency to acquire conditioned fears through the
observation of fearful reactions in others, then the look of fear in others must
be functioning as a(n)
conditioned stimulus.
unconditioned stimulus.
conditioned response.
unconditioned response. - correct answers unconditioned stimulus.
A man with a shoe fetish spends considerable time obtaining women's shoes.
This behavior is most easily explained by which theory of conditioning?
compensatory response theory
preparatory response theory
stimulus-substitution
compensatory-substitution theory - correct answers stimulus-substitution
