The receptors in the inner ear for balance, gravity, and acceleration are part of which sense?

The tendency for an operant response to be emitted in the presence of a stimulus that is similar to a discriminative stimulus is known as ________?

a) Stimulus generalization b) Stimulus discrimination c) Stimulus for extinction d) Stimulus control

In Zen Buddhist thought, the concept of ______ refers to the idea that an independent, singular self is merely an illusion; ______ refers to the idea that everything is fundamentally transient.

A. Anatta; anicca. B. Nirvana anicca. C. Anicca; anatta. D. Nonself; impermanence.