Asked by jerod simons on May 12, 2024
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How can a neonate be taught to blink in response to a tone?
A) Through classical conditioning
B) Through observational learning
C) Through social learning
D) Infants cannot be taught to blink in response to a tone.
Classical Conditioning
An educational technique involving the repetitive pairing of two stimuli, which results in a reaction initially caused by the second stimulus, being eventually provoked by just the first stimulus.
Neonate
Newborn baby, particularly within the first 28 days of life outside the womb.
Blink
A rapid closing and opening of the eyelid, which is a reflex action protecting the eye from irritants and helping to spread tears over the surface of the eye.
- Become familiar with the principles of classical and operant conditioning as they apply to infant learning.
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Learning Objectives
- Become familiar with the principles of classical and operant conditioning as they apply to infant learning.
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