Answer: discrimination
Explanation: Discrimination in the context of conditioning refers to the the ability of an individual or animal to distinguish between a conditioned stimulus which requires the animal to give a signal when heard and other similar stimulus which when heard does not evoke a signal.
In the scenario above, the dog was conditioned to salivate in response to the sound of a high-pitched tone, which is the conditioned stimulus, Therefore, the failure of the dog to salivate upon hearing the sound of a low-pitched tone shows the dog has distinguished or made a distinction between a low and a high pitched sound.
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Answer:
D I'm pretty sure.
Explanation:
I did some research and I read that Las Casas advocated that all slavery be abolished.
Based on the classification of babies by their attributes, Juanita can be classified an <u>easy child.</u>
<h3>Who is an easy child?</h3>
- They are usually smiling and in the mood to learn something new.
- They don't mind sticking to routines.
Juanita sticks to her routines and enjoys learning new things. She also wakes up smiling. She is therefore an easy child unlike a slow-to-warm child who doesn't learn things as fast.
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