I'm pretty sure that it is (Germany) :)
The statement "The form of learning in which a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a stimulus to which the subject has an automatic inborn response is called classical conditioning" is<u>:</u> <u>True</u>
Classic conditioning refers to the method of learning where things are unconsciously imbibed and becomes a part of the person.
This happens when there is an automatic response which is associated with a stimulus so that a behavior can be created.
There are three stages of classic conditioning which are:
- Acquisition
- Before Acquisition
- After Acquisition
An example would be if a child sees his parent with a belt or cane and he whips him for a wrongdoing, next time the child sees his parent with the belt or cane, he believes he is about to be flogged, because he has already associated it with the behavior
Read more here:
brainly.com/question/18984542
I believe the answer is: Cry less and have a stronger sense of security
Baby's crying is a form of surviving mechanism to fulfil both of their mental and physiological needs since they could not obtain it by themselves.
When these needs are met quickly, the baby would perceive that they are surrounded by dependable caretaker, which make them cry less and feel more secured.
