Answer:Associative learning
Explanation:
Associative learning refers to how our learning ideas and experience are all linked to one another
Associative Learning and Behavior
Associative learning is a conditioning of a behavior that is dependent on a stimulus and a behavior. This means people can learn a behavior and ag the same time can get rid of a behavior depending on its response.
A sea slug knows that if it squirted with water it will receive an electrical shock due to knowing this response the sea slug has enhanced its protective withdrawal to a squirt of water.
A behavior that is not rewarding will result to a person associating its response with their action which means they will try by all means to unlearn that behavior to avoid the unrewarding response.
<span>Trying to remember someone's name whom you met long ago is an example of
"retrieval".</span>
Retrieval of
memory or recall alludes to the ensuing re-getting to of occasions or data from
the past, which have been already encoded and accumulated in the mind. In general
terminology, it is known as remembering. Retrieval is one of the three center
procedures of memory.
C. Masculine. We live in a patriarchal society, sadly. <span />
Josh exhibits dependent
personality disorder, while Jean suffers from avoidant personality disorder. Both
dependent personality disorder and avoidant personality disorder are
categorized in CLUSTER C of the DSM – V. Cluster C is also called the anxious,
fearful cluster. Asides the two personality disorders already stated, Compulsive
Personality Disorders also belongs in this cluster.
