Chapter 4 Classical Conditioning TWO EXTENSIONS TO CC and 3 EXAMPLES OF SPECIFICITY IN CC

Question 1

In __________________ conditioning an already established CS is used to condition a new CS

Answer 1

Higher order

Question 2

In general the CS2 elicits a _________ response that the _______

Answer 2

Weaker

CS1

Question 3

In higher rider conditioning conditioning of the CS1 is often called ________ Order conditioning while conditioning if the CS IS CALLED _______ order conditioning

Answer 3

First

Second

Question 4

In higher rider conditioning procedure in which s car is associated with an attractive model the attractive model is the ______ and the car is the _______

Answer 4

CS1

CS2

Question 5

Suppose you suddenly develo a fear of dogs after being bitten as a result you are also anxious about the park because on several occasions people have walked there dogs in the park while you were there

This is an example of ________

Answer 5

Sensory preconditioning

Question 6

The park will elect a _______ fear response than the sight of the dogs

Answer 6

Weaker

Question 7

Sensory preconditioning often works best when the two neutral stimuli are paired ______ times in the preconditioning phase

Answer 7

Few

Question 8

Unlike NS-US Pairings in normal conditioning NS-NS pairings in sensory preconditioning produce stronger conditioning when the two stimuli are presented ________

Answer 8

Simultaneously

Question 9

A compound stimulus consists of _______ presentation of two or more stimuli

Answer 9

Simultaneous

Question 10

In _______ the most salient member if a compound stimulus is more readily conditioned as a CS and thereby interferes with conditioning of the less salient member

Answer 10

Overshadowing

Question 11

In ________ _________ the familiar stimulus is more difficult to condition than the un familiar stimulus

Answer 11

Latent inhibition

Question 12

In ________ the presence of an established the CS interferes sigh conditioning of another stimulus

Answer 12

Blocking

Question 13

In an _________ produce the compound stimulus consisted of s neutral stimulus and a _____ whereas in an _______ procedure the compound stimulus consists of two neutral stimuli that differ in salience or intensity

Answer 13

Overshadowing
CS
Blocking

Question 14

Latent inhibition ______ the development of cniditijing association to redundant stimuli

Answer 14

Prevents

Question 15

Because Jez has a history of getting into trouble he often catches the most if the blame when something goes wrong even when others are also responsible for what happened

This is most similar to the phenomenon of ________

Answer 15

Blocking