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Pavlov & Classroom Conditioning

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Test your grasp of classical conditioning in teaching.

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Pavlov & Classroom Conditioning
 

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Pavlov & Classroom ConditioningOnline version

Test your grasp of classical conditioning in teaching.

by Elivet Ramos
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Who is the psychologist behind classical conditioning?

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What is the Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS) in Pavlov’s dog experiment?

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What is the Unconditioned Response (UCR)?

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Which term is a previously neutral signal that becomes meaningful?

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What is the Conditioned Response (CR) in the classic experiment?

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In education, what can be paired with a task to elicit a positive response?

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What signals an orderly transition in the classroom example?

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What is the CS in the transition signals example?

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What is the CR in the calmness example?

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Which goal aligns with classroom conditioning?

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What is the unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's dog experiment?

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What did the dogs learn to respond to after conditioning?

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Who conducted the classical conditioning experiments with dogs?

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What is central idea of constructivism?

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What does extinction mean in classical conditioning?

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What is acquisition in Pavlovian conditioning?

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What is spontaneous recovery?

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What is generalization?

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What is higher-order conditioning?

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Which theory emphasizes learners actively constructing knowledge?

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