Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an example of an unconditioned response in classical conditioning?
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Pavlov developed methods and theories for understanding behavior in terms of which of the following?
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Cognitive schemas and mental representations
B
Unconscious motives and desires
C
Social learning through observation
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Associations formed between stimuli and responses
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Identify the core concept Pavlov is known for, which is classical conditioning—a learning process that involves forming associations between stimuli and responses.
Understand that Pavlov's experiments demonstrated how a neutral stimulus, when paired repeatedly with an unconditioned stimulus, can elicit a conditioned response.
Recognize that this process focuses on observable behavior changes rather than internal mental states like cognitive schemas or unconscious motives.
Eliminate options that refer to cognitive schemas, unconscious motives, or social learning, as these are related to other psychological theories and researchers.
Conclude that Pavlov's methods and theories are best described by the formation of associations between stimuli and responses.
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