What would you predict about Little Albert based on the principle of spontaneous recovery? His fear of rats would disappear if he saw a rat without hearing a loud noise. After his fear of loud noises was extinguished, the fear could come back. Even after his fear of a rat was extinguished, the fear could come back. His fear of loud noises would disappear if he heard a loud noise without a rat present. Even after his fear of a rabbit was extinguished, the fear never came back.

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Jaden Melendez

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27 June, 08:02

What would you predict about Little Albert based on the principle of spontaneous recovery? His fear of rats would disappear if he saw a rat without hearing a loud noise. After his fear of loud noises was extinguished, the fear could come back. Even after his fear of a rat was extinguished, the fear could come back. His fear of loud noises would disappear if he heard a loud noise without a rat present. Even after his fear of a rabbit was extinguished, the fear never came back.

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Jakob Wu · Answer 1

Even after his fear extinguished, the fear would come back

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Spontaneous recovery is a term related to the association between learning and conditioning. Specifically, we can say that is is the reappearance of the response that has been vanished out. The recovery can occur after periods of no exposure to the conditional stimulus. It is also called a spontaneous because the response would reappear out of nowhere. It is also said that suddenly displaying behavior that was thought to be extinct. This can apply to the responses that have been formed through that of classical conditioning and ope-rant conditioning.