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Please record your responses on the lines or space provided. Ambiguous or illegible responses will be marked as incorrect. Responses from the internet, or any source not authorized for this course will result in a zero for this quiz I.MULTIPLE CHOICES (3 points per item; 12 points section total) 1. The study of instinctive behaviors in the wild is called A. behaviorism B. ethology C amnthropolagy D. hedonism 2.Stopping on a red light and driving on the green light is an example of which learning principle? A. stimulus generalization B. stimulus discrimination C. stimulus reinforcement D. stimulus differentiation 3. To eliminate a learned behavior in the Classical Conditioning model, one must use A. extermination. B. extinction. C. punishment D. negative reinforcement 4. Which of the following is NOT involved with our rewards network? A. hypothalamus B. nucleus accumbens C. acetylcholine D. dopamine II. ANALOGIES (4 points each; 8 points seetion total) 1. Acquisition is to Law of contiguity as stimulus generalization is to 2. Establishment of a behavior is to continuous schedule as maintenance of a behavior is to III. BONUS (2 points section total) What are the two methods of studying that has been shown to produce the maximum effectiveness in learning? Page 1 Vrp/2016

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1.Multiple Choice

1. B.ethology

Ethology is the scientific study of animal behaviors in

its natural form in the natural world.

2. B.stimulus reinforcement

Stimulus reinforcement occurs when the antecedent stimuli is consistently followed by precedent stimuli.Here,the red light followed by green light produces this stimulus reinforcement.

3. B.extinction

When the learned behavior is longer followed by a reward

extinction or elimination of that behavior occurs.

4. C.acetylcholine

In the reward network hypothalamus, nucleus accumbens

dopamine are part takers brain structures except acetylcholine.

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