Reacting to a stimulus that is similar to the one you have learned to react to is called ___________

Simister and Cooper decided to find out if there is a relationship between crime and the weather. They obtained data on temperatures and criminal activity in Los Angeles over a four-year period. When they graphed air temperature and the frequency of aggravated assaults, they found that assaults and temperatures rise and fall more or less in parallel. Therefore, knowing the temperature in Los

Angeles now allows us to a. predict the number of aggravated assaults. b. explain why aggravated assaults occur. c. prevent aggravated assaults from occurring. d. do all of these.

Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. "The unconditioned stimulus in the Little Albert study initially was a white rat. " 2. "Through a process called stimulus generalization, Little Albert learned to fear anything that was white and furry. " 3. "After being conditioned to fear white rats, Albert also was afraid of white rabbits, illustrating the effects of stimulus discrimination. " 4. "The Little Albert study showed that fear conditioning in humans is quite different from fear conditioning in animals. " 5. "According to the Rescorla–Wagner model, the US (unconditioned stimulus) sets up an expectation for the CS (conditioned stimulus). "