Not every organism will learn at the same rate as a result of:
Correct answer: C. Blocking and preparedness
- A. Contiguity and conditioning
- B. Habituation and contiguity
- C. Blocking and preparedness
- D. Blocking and autoshaping
- E. Preparedness and conditioning
Explanation
Blocking prevents a new cue from gaining control when an older cue already predicts the outcome, while preparedness makes some associations biologically easier to learn than others. These processes explain why organisms do not learn all associations at the same rate.
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