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Joseph Perez
on Nov 28, 2024Verified
Extinction and spontaneous recovery occur in ________ conditioning.
A) both classical and operant
B) operant, but not classical,
C) classical, but not operant,
D) neither operant nor classical
Spontaneous Recovery
The reappearance of a previously extinguished response after a period without exposure to the conditioned stimulus.
Extinction
In psychology, the process by which a previously reinforced response diminishes and eventually disappears when reinforcement is no longer provided.
- Clarify the methods of acquisition, cessation, spontaneous revival, generalization of stimuli, and stimulus distinction in classical conditioning.
- Distinguish between classical and operant conditioning by examining their differences in terms of extinction, response patterns, and the influence of environmental stimuli.
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Learning Objectives
- Clarify the methods of acquisition, cessation, spontaneous revival, generalization of stimuli, and stimulus distinction in classical conditioning.
- Distinguish between classical and operant conditioning by examining their differences in terms of extinction, response patterns, and the influence of environmental stimuli.
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