Chapter 12 - Biological Dispostiions In Learning

Question 1

Preparedness is seen in both….

Answer 1

Classical and operant conditioning

Question 2

Taste aversion conditioning

Answer 2

One classical conditioning which include item has been paired with illness and now becomes a conditioned aversive stimulus

Question 3

Adjunctive behavior

Answer 3

Schedule induced behavior

Question 4

Rat adjunctive behavior example

Answer 4

When rat presses a lever receives food there’s a pause were food is not been received so he compensates for drinking water to distract himself which is the adjunct of behavior

Question 5

Activity anorexia

Answer 5

Abnormally high-level of activity and low level of food intake generated by exposure to a restricted schedule a feeding

Question 6

Anorexia nervosa

Answer 6

Saint Beatric disorder in which patients refuse to eat adequate amounts of food and it was all lose extremely mentally

Question 7

Underlying mechanisms of self-destructive nature of activity anorexia

Answer 7

Hormones and neurotransmitters

Question 8

Behavior systems theory

Answer 8

Animal behavior is organized into certain systems or categories (feeding, mating) with each system containing a set of responses that become activated in certain situations

Question 9

Behavior systems theory feeding example

Answer 9

When Rob comes hungry he begins to either salivate you or set to handle or look for food and all depends but there are set responses

Question 10

Preparedness

Answer 10

Biological tendency to develop fear conditioning to move the more relevant behavior event