In classical conditioning, a stimulus is used to provoke or elicit a response that __________. A. it didn’t elicit naturally bef
ore conditioning occurred B. it elicited naturally before conditioning occurred C. was impossible to elicit before conditioning occurred D. was only elicited on occasion before conditioning occurred
A. it didn't elicit naturally before conditioning occurred
Explanation:
Classical conditioning consists in associating an initially neutral stimulus with a significant stimulus. Therefore, when the neutral stimulus is presented, in the absence of the other stimulus, a similar response will appear that would occur if the significant stimulus was presented. This ability to associate stimuli, however disparate, helps us in various daily situations. From this we can conclude that in classical conditioning, a stimulus is used to elicit or obtain a response that was not naturally elicited before conditioning occurred.
A nurse is caring for a patient who is taking haloperidol. The patient has orders for a new drug, and the nurse notes that it is highly protein bound. The nurse will plan care based on a(n):
- increased risk for toxic effects of haloperidol therapy.
