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| Respondent conditioning plays a major role in _____. |
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| Notice that tolerance, which is a reduction in the effect of a drug (UR), is not due to tolerance, but rather it is the result of the _____ (CR) to the injection process and setting. |
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| If the preparatory stimuli (CSs) elicit their responses and the drug (US) is not delivered, a condition that we call _____ occurs. |
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| Siegel, Hinson, Krank, & McCully (1982) |
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| Rat experiment to test heroin overdose, effects of context & failure of tolerance in rats. |
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| Behavior relations based on the genetic endowment of the organism are described as: _____. |
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| Complex sequences of RELEASED behaviors are called: _____. |
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| Reflexive behavior is said to be _____ and _____. |
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| Primary Laws of the Reflex |
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-Law of the Threshold
-Law of Intensity-Magnitude
-Law of Latency |
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| A diminution in the UR due to repeated presentation of the US is called: _____. |
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| Respondent conditioning might also be called: _____. |
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| present the CS without the US |
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| To do away with an unwanted CR, one should: _____. |
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| Drug tolerance has been shown to be the result of _____. |
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| Traditional ways of relating the CS and a US |
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Delayed
Simultaneous
Trace
Backward |
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| The Rescorla-Wagner theory suggests that a CS becomes effective: _____. |
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