Pavlov's Puzzles: Classical Conditioning QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on Ivan Pavlov's classical conditioning theory! by sarah ayyad 1 What is the primary concept of classical conditioning? a Learning through association. b Learning through reinforcement. c Learning through observation. d Learning through imitation. 2 What was the unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's experiment? a Light. b Bell sound. c Dog salivation. d Food. 3 What response did Pavlov's dogs initially have to food? a Growling. b Salivation. c Whining. d Barking. 4 What was the conditioned stimulus in Pavlov's experiment? a Bell sound. b Light. c Dog salivation. d Food. 5 What is the term for the learned response in classical conditioning? a Neutral response. b Unconditioned response. c Reflex response. d Conditioned response. 6 Which of the following is an example of classical conditioning? a A child learns to ride a bike. b A bird mimics sounds. c A cat learns to use a litter box. d A dog salivates at the sound of a bell. 7 What is the primary concept of classical conditioning? a Learning through reinforcement. b Learning through imitation. c Learning through association. d Learning through observation. 8 Who is the founder of classical conditioning? a B.F. Skinner b John Watson c Ivan Pavlov. d Albert Bandura 9 What was Pavlov's original study focused on? a Cat behavior. b Dog salivation. c Bird migration. d Human emotions. 10 In Pavlov's experiment, what was the unconditioned stimulus? a Food. b Light. c Dog salivation. d Bell sound. 11 What does the term 'conditioned response' refer to? a A response to a neutral stimulus. b A learned reaction to a conditioned stimulus. c A reflex action. d An innate reaction to food. 12 What role did the bell play in Pavlov's experiment? a Conditioned stimulus. b Response. c Neutral stimulus. d Unconditioned stimulus. 13 Which of the following is an example of classical conditioning? a A dog salivates at the sound of a bell. b A student studies for an exam. c A cat chases a mouse. d A child learns to ride a bike.
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