Question

9 multiple choice 1 point
what is a cognitive map?
thinking at length about the best way to draw a map
a mental layout of the spatial orientation of an area
an opinion about the layout of a space
a mental framework for understanding different concepts

10 multiple choice 1 point
sam picked up their dogs treat container so they could clean the counter. sams dog noticed that the treat container was picked up and started wagging its tail. this is because usually sams dog gets a treat when the treat container is picked up. what is the conditioned stimulus in this scenario?
the treats
cleaning the counter
the dog wagging its tail
picking up the treat container

Explanation:

Define cognitive map

A cognitive map is a mental representation of the physical environment and spatial layout of an area.

Identify conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning scenario

In classical conditioning:

• Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS): The treats (naturally triggers excitement).
• Unconditioned Response (UCR): Wagging tail in response to treats.
• Conditioned Stimulus (CS): Picking up the treat container (previously neutral event that, after association with treats, triggers the response).
• Conditioned Response (CR): Wagging tail in response to picking up the container.

Answer:

Question 9

• thinking at length about the best way to draw a map
• a mental layout of the spatial orientation of an area (Correct answer)
• an opinion about the layout of a space
• a mental framework for understanding different concepts

Question 10

• the treats
• cleaning the counter
• the dog wagging its tail
• picking up the treat container (Correct answer)