psychology
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- Created on: 16-01-20 09:28
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2. How does the Pearce-Hall model explain latent inhibition?
- On the first conditioning trial, the US is not surprising, and so the error term is zero, meaning there will be no increase in the strength of the association.
- On the first conditioning trial, the CS has low associability and so there is less learning.
- On the first conditioning trial, the CS is not surprising, and so there is less learning.
- On the first conditioning trial, the US is not surprising, and so there is less learning.
3. Mackintosh (1972) theory can be best described as:
- Stimuli which are followed by unsurprising events are paid most attention
- Stimuli which are followed by surprising events are paid most attention
- Stimuli which are good predictors of outcomes are paid most attention
- Stimuli which are surprising are paid most attention
4. What was found in a study by Balog et al (2013) examining fear conditioning and schizotypy?
- High unusual experiences was associated with lower responsiveness to the CS+ and more responsiveness to the CS-
- High unusual experiences was associated with more responsiveness to the CS+ and less responsiveness to the CS-
- High unusual experiences was associated with more responsiveness to both CS+ and CS-
- High unusual experiences was associated with less responsiveness to both CS+ and CS-
5. Which of the following is a good description of Latent Inhibition.
- The associative strength to stimulus X in an A+/AX- experiment
- The reduction in responding following non-reinforced exposure to a CS following appetitive conditioning
- The retardation of learning about a CS caused by exposure to that CS
- The facilitation of learning about a CS caused by exposure to that CS
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