As you drive down the street, a leaf hits your windshield. You know that it is not going to break the windshield and yet you blink anyway. In classical conditioning, blinking to an object that is about to hit you in the face is a/an:
A) CS
B) CR
C) UCS
D) UCR
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Q15: Classical conditioning was originally proposed by:
A) John
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Q21: In order for classical conditioning to occur,
Q22: In classical conditioning, UCRs are essentially:
A) learned
B)
Q23: Conditioned taste aversions:
A) can last for years
B)
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