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I to a hot climate, you use the same technique. PART TWO DIRECTIONS: The questions below need a one or two-word answers. See terms in the box below for possible answers. Each answer is worth 1 pt. Use the reminders to help answer the questions. Focus on what is being asked. Reminders: 1) The 3 types of learning classical, operant and observational (social). 2) The terms from classical conditioning generalization, discrimination, extinction, spontaneous recovery, taste aversion and systematic desensitization. 3) The terms from operant conditioning generalization, discrimination, extinction, spontaneous recovery and shaping 4) Schedules of reinforcement: fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval. 12. To stop being afraid of heights, Joe starts on the fifth floor of a tall building and practiced his breathing until he is no longer feeling afraid on that floor. He moved up to the 10" floor and again practices his breathing until he feels relaxed. Eventually, he is able to relax on the top floor of the building. What is this classical conditioning term/technique called? 13. A rabbit (Muffy) is being taught to run an obstacle course. She figured out that instead of jumping an obstacle, she could move it aside with her head. The next day, she is being taught to run a different course, but she keeps moving the obstacles out of the way with her head. This is an example of what operant term? 14. Dad wants to understand how to stop his son's behavior of begging for candy at the checkout counter. The psychologist teaches him that to stop of behavior, he needs to stop rewarding the behavior. So, Dad takes his son shopping a few times a week and never gives the boy candy. After many weeks, the child finally gives up and stops begging for candy. What operant term is used to describe situations like this where the child no longer begs at the checkout? (Hint: There is no punishment occurring in this situation.) 15. Related to the question before this one... after a week away at camp, the Dad takes his son shopping, and he begs at the checkout counter again. What operant term is used to describe what has happened to the son's behavior?

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ANS-12 Spontaneous Recovery Technique- a conditioned response that was extinguished before, but recovered again after a long break.