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6. Which letter(s) signifies the associative value?

  • P
  • V
  • A
  • B

7. When a level of emotionality and reactivity affect how a CR can be acquired it is known as;

  • History of control
  • US Reevaluation
  • Temperament variable
  • Incubation
  • Pereparedness

8. Which theory postulates that the CR and the UR should always be the same or highly similar (which is false)?

  • Stimulus-substitution theory
  • Preparatory-response theory
  • Compensatory-response model

9. According to the stimulus-substitution theory;

  • The CS acts a substitute to the US
  • None of the above
  • The UR acts as a substitute to the CR
  • The CR acts a substitute for UR
  • The US acts as a substitute to the CS

10. The effect of a decreased in the CR when two separately conditioned stimuli form a compound stimuli for further pairings with the US is called;

  • Overshadowing
  • The recorla-wagner effect
  • None of the above
  • The overexpectation effect
  • Blocking

11. The rescorla-wagner theory explains;

  • Overshadowing
  • All of the above
  • Blocking
  • Compound stimuli conditioning

12. Ost's single session procedure

  • All of the above
  • Participant modelling (how to interact with the phobic stimulus)
  • Has the gradualness of SD
  • Has the duration time of flooding

13. What is an emetic?

  • A drug used to treat phobias
  • A drug to induce fear
  • A drug that causes nausea
  • A drug used in systematic desensitisation

14. Preparedness is;

  • A learnt behaviour that has no bearing on genetics
  • Genetically based predisposition within a species to learn certain kinds of association more easily
  • Orienting yourself to flight or flight mode