Penelope Has Been Conditioned To Fear Butterflies Because Her Dog Always Barks Loudly Whenever He Sees A Butterfly One 1 (63.12 KiB) Viewed 33 times
Penelope has been conditioned to fear butterflies because her dog always barks loudly whenever he sees a butterfly. One evening, a fuzzy moth flies by Penelope and she does not seem afraid, even though moths and butterflies look and act similarly. Which principle is Penelope demonstrating? Extinction Discrimination Assimilation Specific phobia Generalization
Katrina is painting a picture of a forest. She would like to paint several groups of trees to add depth and interest to her painting. She paints a group of trees in the middle of the canvas, and a group of trees higher up towards the top of the canvas. If someone were to look at her painting, they would likely use the of relative height to perceive the top group of trees as the viewer compared to the bottom group of trees. binocular depth cue; farther away from monocular depth cue; farther away from monocular depth cue; closer to binocular depth cue; the same distance away from binocular depth cue; closer to
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