PSYB45H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 19: Stimulus Control, Reinforcement

29. When a new stimulus that is similar to the original stimulus causes responding, this is called a. generalization b. discrimination c. spontaneous recovery d. none of these

41. A child doesn't hesitate to run into a room whenever he smells the perfume his mom wears, but not when he smells other perfumes. This phenomenon would be considered an example of A) stimulus discrimination B) habituation C) extinction D) generalization E) observational learning

35. Master tobacco blenders learn their job by looking at, smelling and sampling hundreds of different tobacco mixtures while trying to discern smaller and smaller differences in their appearance, flavours and aromas. This is an example of A) second-order conditioning B) latent learning C) generalization D) discrimination training E) chaining