QUESTION 10 3 points Save Answ Which of the following conditioning procedures wi

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QUESTION 10 3 points Save Answ Which of the following conditioning procedures will result in the steepest stimulus generalization gradient? S+ 500 Hz tone; S 850 Hz tone S+1000 Hz tone; S-no tone S+ 950 Hz tone; S 900 Hz tone S+600 Hz tone S-450 Hz tone QUESTION 11 3 points Save Answer It has been proposed that behavioral contrast occurs because responding is shifted from a schedule with low reinforcement to one with higher reinforcement there is less habituation or satiation when the reinforcers are reduced on one reinforcement schedule the subject compares the value of one schedule to what is available on the other schedule. all of the above QUESTION 12 3 points Save Answe According to Spence's theory, the peak shift phenomenon occurs the excitatory generalization gradient shifts aways from the S- the excitatory and inhibitory generalization gradients summate. the excitatory generalization gradient shift towards the S- Cik Save and Subesit to sase and abt.Cick Save All Ansuvers to sve al annuers Save All Answers Ciose Window Save and Submit 2 3

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S+ = 1000 HZ tone time S= no tone. This conditioning procedure will result in steepest stimulus generalization. Steep stimulus generalization gradient denotes that instrumental behaviour is controlled by the stimulus feature being varied.

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Behavioual contrast refers to change in the strength of a response. Of the given options, there is less habituation or satiation when the reinforces are reduced on one reinforcement schedule, is the right option.

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According to Spence's theory, the peak shift phenomenon occurs because of the excitatory and inhibitory generalization gradients summate/overlap. Discriminatory training results in both excitatory and inhibitory conditioning as per Spence.

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