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If Joseph is successful, the neutral stimulus, the squirrel, must have been paired with an unconditioned stimulus such as a loud noise.
Option: (d)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- In classical conditioning, two of the stimulus are linked together in order to produce a newly acquired response in a person or animal.
- To make clear for his sister to be afraid of squirrel he introduced a stimuli ‘loud noise’ that makes aware about risk of squirrel. The classical conditioning technique was introduced by Pavlov in 1902.
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The answer is by using a positive tone. According to research, providing criticism in performance appraisal has revealed that giving negative feedback with a positive tone essentially makes employees believe more positive than when they be given positive feedback with a negative or unenthusiastic tone. This means that the power of deliverance frequently prevails over the substance of your message in feedback conditions.
Answer:
B. Weber's law.
Explanation:
Weber's law: The Weber's law is also known as the Weber-Fechner law and is defined as the size of JND i.e, just noticeable difference (represented with delta I) is of constant proportion to that of the value of the original stimulus. In other words, the law states that the increment threshold ratio concerning the background intensity is similar.
Example: A person needs to shout to be heard by the person in any noisy place.
In the question above, the given statement best illustrates the Webers's law.
Answer: Social vs relational
Explanation:
Jerry transgressed the rule by allowing Lola have the leash in her mouth. It was agreed that who gets home first controls the dog but this scenario played out by Jerry made it be a social vs relational scenario.
