B) True or False (3 points each total 30 points): 1- The theory of classical conditioning explains how people relate two stimuli in their minds and react to one of them as though it was the other. True or False 2- Pavlov's dogs salivated because they learned that they needed to salivate to eat the food that was coming. True or False 3- A conditioned response cannot occur without a conditioned stimulus which previously was a neutral stimulus. True or False 4- Plato argued that we perceive to be right based on our ideas of what is right. True or False 5- Based on the expectancy-value theory, motivation occurs because regions associated with particular needs/goals are in tension until the goals are achieved. True or False 6- Cost refers to what a person gains to engage in a task. True or False 7- Covert behavior cannot be seen like thinking and visualizing. True or False 8- Overt behavior can be seen like talking and dancing, True or False 9- Assignment of causes to behavior is random; rules do not exist. True or False 10- Based on covariation theory, our attributions are to see how events are related to each other. True or False