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PSYCH 309 QUIZ 3 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2026 In classical conditioning, the stimulus that initially elicits no response is the: a. CS b. CR c. US d. UR - Answers a. CS In salivary conditioning, salivation is a. the unconditioned response b. the conditioned response c. both of these d. neither of these - Answers c. both of these In a conditioned suppression procedure, the indication that a subject has associated CS and US is: a. an increase in responding when the CS comes on b. a decrease in responding when the CS comes on c. an increase in responding when the US comes on d. a decrease in responding when the US comes on - Answers b. a decrease in responding when the CS comes on In eyeblink conditioning, a puff of air to the eye is the: a. CS b. CR c. US d. UR - Answers c. US In taste-aversion learning, a novel taste is often used as the: a. CS b. CR c. US d. UR - Answers a. CS Classical conditioning using the skin conductance response is usually done with: a. rabbits b. rats c. monkeys d. humans - Answers d. humans A problem with stimulus substitution theory is that: a. the CR sometimes has components that the UR does not b. the UR sometimes has components that the CR does not c. both of these d. neither of these - Answers c. both of these In salivary conditioning, dogs will often orient toward the CS. This phenomenon is: a. evidence against a strict interpretation of stimulus substitution theory b. evidence supporting a strict interpretation of stimulus substitution theory c. only observed after many conditioning trials d. evidence for S‑S associations - Answers a. evidence against a strict interpretation of stimulus substitution theory Experiments on US devaluation suggest that _____ associations are formed in typical classical conditioning with a CS and US. a. context-US b. R-R c. S-S d. S-R - Answers c. S-S

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PSYCH 309 QUIZ 3 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2026

In classical conditioning, the stimulus that initially elicits no response is the:
a. CS
b. CR
c. US
d. UR - Answers a. CS
In salivary conditioning, salivation is
a. the unconditioned response
b. the conditioned response
c. both of these
d. neither of these - Answers c. both of these
In a conditioned suppression procedure, the indication that a subject has associated CS and US is:
a. an increase in responding when the CS comes on
b. a decrease in responding when the CS comes on
c. an increase in responding when the US comes on
d. a decrease in responding when the US comes on - Answers b. a decrease in responding when the
CS comes on
In eyeblink conditioning, a puff of air to the eye is the:
a. CS
b. CR
c. US
d. UR - Answers c. US
In taste-aversion learning, a novel taste is often used as the:
a. CS
b. CR
c. US
d. UR - Answers a. CS
Classical conditioning using the skin conductance response is usually done with:
a. rabbits
b. rats
c. monkeys
d. humans - Answers d. humans
A problem with stimulus substitution theory is that:
a. the CR sometimes has components that the UR does not
b. the UR sometimes has components that the CR does not
c. both of these
d. neither of these - Answers c. both of these
In salivary conditioning, dogs will often orient toward the CS. This phenomenon is:
a. evidence against a strict interpretation of stimulus substitution theory
b. evidence supporting a strict interpretation of stimulus substitution theory
c. only observed after many conditioning trials
d. evidence for S-S associations - Answers a. evidence against a strict interpretation of stimulus
substitution theory
Experiments on US devaluation suggest that _____ associations are formed in typical classical
conditioning with a CS and
US.
a. context-US
b. R-R
c. S-S
d. S-R - Answers c. S-S
In classical conditioning, the intensity of the US affects:
a. the rate of acquisition
b. the asymptote of conditioning
c. both of these
d. neither of these - Answers c. both of these
The phenomenon of disinhibition provides one type of evidence that

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