Behaviorists explain classical conditioning in terms of the ways in which stimuli provide information that allows organisms to form or revise mental representations of their environment

Any relatively stable change in thought, behavior, or physical growth that is due to the

aging process alone, and not to experience, is referred to as a. development. b. maturation. c. accommodation. d. assimilation. e. nurturance.

"Louder," Mr. Jarvis yells at his choir. "We need more volume!" In terms of psychophysics, Mr. Jarvis is asking his choir to increase the __________ of the sounds they are producing

a. frequency b. timbre c. amplitude d. complexity