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Froggy Jumps Classical Conditioning QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on classical conditioning concepts and principles! by Riley Stevens 1 What is the primary concept of classical conditioning? a Learning through observation. b Learning through association. c Learning through reinforcement. 2 Who is the psychologist most associated with classical conditioning? a John Watson. b Ivan Pavlov. c B.F. Skinner. 3 In Pavlov's experiment, what was the unconditioned stimulus? a Dog salivation. b Food. c Bell sound. 4 What is a conditioned response? a A learned reaction to a conditioned stimulus. b A reflex action. c An innate reaction to an unconditioned stimulus. 5 What does extinction refer to in classical conditioning? a The strengthening of an unconditioned response. b The weakening of a conditioned response. c The introduction of a new stimulus. 6 What is spontaneous recovery? a The complete extinction of a conditioned response. b The initial learning phase. c The reappearance of a conditioned response after a pause. 7 Which term describes the tendency to respond similarly to stimuli that resemble the conditioned stimulus? a Stimulus generalization. b Stimulus discrimination. c Operant conditioning. 8 What is the role of the neutral stimulus in classical conditioning? a It has no effect on behavior. b It becomes a conditioned stimulus after association. c It always elicits an unconditioned response. 9 What is the difference between unconditioned and conditioned stimuli? a There is no difference. b Conditioned stimuli are always negative. c Unconditioned stimuli naturally trigger responses; conditioned stimuli do so after learning. 10 What is an example of a conditioned response? a Salivating at the sight of food. b Barking at a stranger. c Salivating at the sound of a bell.

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Classical Conditioning QuizOnline version

by Riley Stevens

What is the primary concept of classical conditioning?

Who is the psychologist most associated with classical conditioning?

In Pavlov's experiment, what was the unconditioned stimulus?

What is a conditioned response?

What does extinction refer to in classical conditioning?

What is spontaneous recovery?

Which term describes the tendency to respond similarly to stimuli that resemble the conditioned stimulus?

What is the role of the neutral stimulus in classical conditioning?

What is the difference between unconditioned and conditioned stimuli?

What is an example of a conditioned response?