The respondent conditioning process calls for

All the above: An unconditioned stimulus that reliably elicits an unconditioned response. A neutral stimulus paired with the unconditioned stimulus. Absence of the neutral stimulus when the unconditioned stimulus also is absent.

Select the example of respondent conditioning

A man's heart began to pound, and he started to perspire profusely when a large black dog ran up to him, barking and snapping aggressively. Now when the man sees a black dog his heartrate increases, and he begins to sweat.

A preschool child exhibits crying and aggressive behaviors toward the child on the tricycle when he is not allowed to ride the tricycle. The crying behavior is likely a result of

A combination of respondent and operant conditioning

Response and its associated controlling stimulus

All the above: Can sometimes be brought under operant control. Is under the control of an antecedent. Is not amenable to shaping.

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