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A
efferent fibers
B
central fibers
C
motor fibers
D
sensory fibers
A
the interior of the nerve cell becomes positive
B
the interior of the nerve cell becomes negative
C
potassium ions enter the nerve cell
D
sodium ions level the nerve cell
A
Taxis
B
Sign stimulus
C
Kinesis
D
None of these
A
Conditioning
B
Operant conditioning
C
Latent learning
D
Insight learning
A
limbic system
B
thalamus
C
corpus callosum
D
cerebellum
A
synapse
B
myelin sheath
C
refractory period
D
action potential
A
Part of one’s inherited structure
B
Learned by experience
C
Can be modified by environments
D
All of the above
A
Innate releasing mechanism
B
Taxis
C
Sign stimulus
D
Kinesis
A
Imprinting
B
Habituation
C
Conditioning
D
Conditioned reflex type II
A
Thorndike and B.F. Skinner
B
Pavlov
C
Kohler
D
None of these