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Extinction

Quiz by Dulce Benitez

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  • Q1
    learning the pairing of an R or S with the O
    Acquisition
    30s
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  • Q2
    procedure of withholding O after conditioning
    Extinction
    30s
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  • Q3
    strength of stimulus declines after repeated presentation
    Habituation
    30s
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  • Q4
    reappearance of extinguished response with the passage of time
    Spontaneous recovery
    30s
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  • Q5
    recovery of extinguished response when the context is changed
    Renewal effect
    30s
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  • Q6
    recovery of responding when the US or reinforcer is presented alone after extinction, causing responding to the CS to return when the CS is presented again
    Reinstatement
    30s
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  • Q7
    quick return of extinct behavior or response
    Rapid reacquisition
    30s
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  • Q8
    inhibitor presented in compound with the excitor during extinction
    Protection from extinction
    30s
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  • Q9
    (affect) frustration on non-reward trials
    Frustration theory
    30s
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  • Q10
    (memory) animal remembers reinforcement schedule
    Sequential theory
    30s
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