In higher-order conditioning, a well-learned CS serves as which type of stimulus in a new pairing situation?
a. neutral stimulus
b. unconditioned stimulus
c. discriminating stimulus
d. dual conditioned stimulus
ANSWER: b
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a. Some sailboats have more than one mast and more than two sails. b. This description does not describe a specific sailboat. c. This description does not provide an average of all relevant features. d. Some sailboats are longer than others.
Memories that can be verbalized, whether they are about your own experiences or your knowledge about the world, are called _____
a. nondeclarative memories b. procedural memories c. conditioned memories d. declarative memories