According to Guthrie, ______.

You are approaching the ocean. As you get closer you smell the saltwater, feel the moisture on your face and hear the noise of the waves. Each of these stimuli are examples of ______.

Six year old Caleb has never tasted broccoli before. His Mom would like him to start eating it, so she put a large portion on his dinner plate. Caleb ate a very small bite of it because he had never eaten it before. This is an example of _______

Harlow (1971) observed that infant monkeys prefer to attach to:

Thorndike’s law of effect proposed that ______.  

Revusky (1971) proposed the concurrent interference view of flavor-aversion learning which claims that

According to Timberlake, when an animal learns less rapidly than expected by the laws of conditioning, the animal is displaying:

Lynn knows that when her father is wearing his red fishing shirt he is in a good mood and will let her borrow the car keys? The red fishing shirt is an example of a _________?

Cocaine and amphetamine appear to have their reinforcing effects by interacting  with the _________ neurotransmitter.

John becomes hungry when he thinks of the great ribs served at Corky’s in Memphis. According to Dickinson, John’s response is due to: