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Question 61 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Remove flag Which statement is an example of spontaneous recovery? Select one: O a. O b. Erik no longer thinks about his ex-girlfriend even when he smells her perfume. Julie thought she was over her drug cravings, but they came back when she watched a documentary about addicts. O Justin salivates when he hears the lunch bell ring. Od. Ella is slowly learning to avoid swearing at work.
Question 63 Not yet answered Marked out of 1,00 Remove Rag A dog has been conditioned to salivate in the presence of a 1000 hertz tone, but whenever an 800 hertz tone was presented there would be no food presented. Which of the following tones will elicit the LEAST salivation from the dog? Select one: O a. 1200 hertz O b. 1100 hertz Oc 900 hertz O d. 700 hertz
Question 64 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Remove flag Which type of conditioning could cause a dog to salivate to a light that was never previously paired with food? Select one: O a stimulus generalization and stimulus discrimination stimulus generalization and higher-order conditioning stimulus discrimination and higher-order conditioning higher-order conditioning and spontaneous recovery O b. O Od