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PS420 Learning Theories Exam 7 Part 1 Answers (Ashworth College)

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B. the birds can still see different colors but respond to all of them in the same way.<br />

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C. the birds may still discriminate between different colors in a generalization test.<br />

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D. the birds will discriminate between different colors in a generalization test only after they receive<br />

discrimination training.<br />

Question 14 of 40<br />

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Clark's nutcrackers can hide several thousand seeds in different caches and retrieve them much later. To<br />

accomplish this feat, the birds appear to use:<br />

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A. memory for specific visual landmarks.<br />

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B. their sense of smell.<br />

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C. the appearance of the soil above a cache.<br />

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D. random trial and error.<br />

Question 15 of 40<br />

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Studies have shown that cats and dogs can solve problems involving:<br />

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A. analogies.<br />

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B. object permanence.<br />

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C. Both a and b<br />

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D. Neither a nor b<br />

Question 16 of 40<br />

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Research has suggested that rats in a radial-arm maze tend to use:<br />

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A. prospective coding.<br />

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B. retrospective coding.<br />

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C. Both a and b<br />

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D. Neither a nor b<br />

Question 17 of 40<br />

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The phenomenon of peak shift, the most rapid responding is shifted:<br />

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A. toward the more intense stimulus.<br />

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B. away from the more intense stimulus.<br />

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C. toward the S.-<br />

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D. away from the S.-<br />

Question 18 of 40<br />

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Which of the following response rules is consistent with the absolute theory of stimulus control?

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