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<span>this best illustrates the "cognitive" roots of prejudice.
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The cognitive roots of prejudice develop from our characteristic methods for preparing data: framing classifications, recollecting clear cases, and trusting that the world is simply and our own particular and our way of life's methods for doing things are the correct ways.
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The correct answer is He should turn on the light before he drops the food into the tank.
Classical conditioning is a type of learning in which an organism learns to transfer a natural response to a stimulus, to another initially neutral stimulus, which then becomes conditioned. This process occurs through the association between the two stimuli (unconditioned and neutral).
For classical conditioning to be generated, the neutral stimulus must be presented first and a few seconds later the unconditioned stimulus (the process must be repeated several times), so that there can be an association.
Another concept is reinforcement, which means pairing followed by conditioned and unconditioned stimuli, which, if not done, tends to decrease conditioned responses and may lead to extinction, that is, until they disappear.
