In classical conditioning,when an organism responds to some stimuli,but not to others,the organism is demonstrating:
A) discrimination
B) generalization
C) spontaneous recovery
D) cognitive learning

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Discrimination is the ability of an organism to respond differently to various stimuli. In classical conditioning, discrimination occurs when an organism responds to one specific conditioned stimulus but not to others. For example, a dog may learn to associate the sound of a specific bell with receiving food, but not respond to other similar sounds.

In Classical Conditioning,when an Organism Responds to Some Stimuli,but Not