In applying a cognitive perspective to explaining classical conditioning, a psychologist would emphasize the extent to which the CS the US

Freddy is looking for his girlfriend in a large crowd of people. Because he is so focused on finding her, he fails to notice when a man in a clown costume walks by, despite looking directly at him. This is an example of

a. a feature detection failure. b. sensory overload. c. sensory adaptation. d. inattentional blindness.

For Little Albert, his fear of ________ was interpreted as an instance of ________

a. John Watson; a sensible response b. a white laboratory rat; conditioned fear c. his mother; childhood psychosis d. a Santa Claus mask; experimental psychosis e. a white laboratory rat; operant conditioning