BDS MODULE B3 PART 1 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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The respondent conditioning process requires Answer - the pairing of a neutral
stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus, an unconditioned stimulus that elicits
an unconditioned response, and the absence of the neutral stimulus
When Lou is not allowed to use the bike Parker has, Lou begins to cry and
agrees toward Parker. His crying is like due to Answer - Both a respondent and
an operant
Which is likely an unconditioned response? Answer - pulling your hand away
from something hot
Which is synonymous with respondent conditioning m? Answer - Pavlovian
conditioning
Respondent behavior (2 questions) Answer - Is under control of the
antecedent, is not amenable to shaping, and can be brought under operant
control
What is an example of an unconditioned response? Answer - Startle, shiver,
increase heart rate
A previously neutral stimulus that elicits a behavior by being correlated with an
unconditioned stimulus is Answer - conditioned stimulus
| ALREADY PASSED
The respondent conditioning process requires Answer - the pairing of a neutral
stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus, an unconditioned stimulus that elicits
an unconditioned response, and the absence of the neutral stimulus
When Lou is not allowed to use the bike Parker has, Lou begins to cry and
agrees toward Parker. His crying is like due to Answer - Both a respondent and
an operant
Which is likely an unconditioned response? Answer - pulling your hand away
from something hot
Which is synonymous with respondent conditioning m? Answer - Pavlovian
conditioning
Respondent behavior (2 questions) Answer - Is under control of the
antecedent, is not amenable to shaping, and can be brought under operant
control
What is an example of an unconditioned response? Answer - Startle, shiver,
increase heart rate
A previously neutral stimulus that elicits a behavior by being correlated with an
unconditioned stimulus is Answer - conditioned stimulus
