Chapter Three

Front 1

Learning always occurs as a result of

Back 1

experiernce

Front 2

Gina walks into her psychology class on the first day, and she sits next to Roger. She thinks his looks are
decent, but by the end of the semester she finds him to be quite attractive due to

Back 2

mere exposure effect

Front 3

Jenna walks into her science class laboratory, and she immediately feels queasy. Today is the day her
class is dissecting frogs and she is sickened by the smell of the formaldehyde. However, after an hour
Jenna is no longer sickened because of

Back 3

habituation

Front 4

A(n) ________ refers to the behavior elicited by the unconditioned stimulus.

Back 4

unconditioned response

Front 5

For Little Albert, his fear of ________ was interpreted as an instance of ________.

Back 5

a white laboratory rat; conditioned fear

Front 6

If you salivate to the smell of a hamburger and fries, learning theory would suggest that you have formed an association based on

Back 6

classical conditioning

Front 7

ou are sitting in a class when your professor holds up a large white feather. We could guess that most
people would not really respond in any important way to the feather, because the feather is a(n)

Back 7

neutral stimulus

Front 8

If you learned to fear electrical outlets after getting a painful shock, what would be the CS?

Back 8

electrical outlet

Front 9

The linkage between a UCS and the UCR requires

Back 9

The linkage between a UCS and the UCR requires

Front 10

Robert's dog, Little Gut, runs to Robert when he says, "Come." If one day, Little Gut comes running
when Robert says, "Dumb," we might say that Little Gut has demonstrated

Back 10

Robert's dog, Little Gut, runs to Robert when he says, "Come." If one day, Little Gut comes running
when Robert says, "Dumb," we might say that Little Gut has demonstrated

Front 11

After acquisition of classical conditioning, the ________ now has the ability to elicit a response the resembles the UCR.

Back 11

uncontrolled stimulus