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In the comparator model, a conditioned stimulus paired with the unconditioned stimulus will elicit a response only if ______.

Cues associated with nonreward ______.

Many stimuli develop the ability to elicit a CR indirectly. That is, not directly paired with a UCS. Ways to develop that CR include ______.

The likelihood that a particular neutral stimulus will elicit a conditioned response is called ______.

A dog and his owner (who is your neighbor) are walking toward you. When they arrive, the dog bites you on the leg. As a result, you are fearful of the dog, but now ALSO the neighbor. This is an example of ______.

Mowrer’s two-factor theory of punishment contends ______.

A child throws tantrums in a grocery store. After several experiences, the parent decides to extinguish the behavior. After a period of time, the temper tantrums decrease and stop. One day, the child throws a tantrum and the parent gives a piece of candy. The next time the child goes to the grocery store, they again throw a tantrum but this time the parent does not give the candy. The following time, when the child goes to the grocery store they throw a more intense tantrum than they did before. When this type of behavior occurs, it is called ______.

When a reinforcer depends on both time and responding, this is called ______.

Martin wants to lose weight. One way to do that might be to ______.

In active avoidance training, the subject is trained to ______.