Think of the circle, you have never seen a perfect circle because all representations have iregularities. So how can you recognise a circle when each one has small differences. Plato would say it's because your mind has contemplated the ideal form of the circle.
Answer:
extinction
Explanation:
Extinction describes the disappearance of a previously learned behavior occurring at some point after reinforcement stops which could depend on reinforcement schedule. This is most often identified with operant conditioning, although it can occur in other types of behavioral conditioning. In the above example, the rat simply doesn't know how to get food after reinforcement stops as a result of disappearance of what it has learned.
