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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.2
How could one critique the assumption that conditioned responses will always occur immediately after the conditioned stimulus?
The unconditioned response never happens immediately after the conditioned stimulus presentation,
Some forms of classical conditioning involve delays or intervals between stimulus presentations which affect response timings.
Humans can't control their conditioned responses.
Conditioned responses disappear over time with no reinforcement.
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AP Psychology - 4.2 Classical Conditioning
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