After the bell became an effective CS, Pavlov then paired it with a light. Eventually, the light was able to elicit the response of salivation. What is this an example of?

When a baby is born with ambiguous genitalia, it is called disorder of

a. sex development b. sex identity c. gender identity d. all of the above

When analyzing interval data from a repeated-measures design, with a

separate control group, the t ratio must be established between a. the "pre" and "post" scores b. the "post" scores, without reference to the "pre" scores c. the "pre" scores, without reference to the "post" scores d. the "change" scores of the experimental and control groups