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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.1
Can Pavlov's classical conditioning model explain why humans develop phobias towards objects or situations that have never caused them harm?
No, because it can't account for irrational fears unrelated to direct past experiences.
Yes, if paired with noxious unconditioned stimuli repeatedly over time.
Yes, since all behaviors are reactions to conditioned stimuli.
Yes, as every phobia results from a learned association between two stimuli.
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