Multiple Choice
In the context of classical conditioning, if Karl developed a fear of cats after being scratched by one, what was the unconditioned stimulus (UCS)?
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In the context of classical conditioning, aversive conditioning is a ________.
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process where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a positive response
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form of observational learning involving imitation
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method of reinforcing a behavior by providing a reward
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type of learning in which an unpleasant stimulus is used to decrease a behavior
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Understand the concept of classical conditioning, which involves learning through association between stimuli.
Recognize that aversive conditioning is a specific type of classical conditioning where an unpleasant or aversive stimulus is paired with a behavior or stimulus.
Identify that the goal of aversive conditioning is to decrease or eliminate an unwanted behavior by associating it with something unpleasant.
Compare aversive conditioning with other types of learning, such as positive reinforcement (which increases behavior) and observational learning (which involves imitation), to clarify its unique role.
Conclude that aversive conditioning is best described as a type of learning in which an unpleasant stimulus is used to decrease a behavior.
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