An Analysis of Classical Conditioning Reveals That

question 45

Multiple Choice

An analysis of classical conditioning reveals that:

• A) classical conditioning occurs in mammals, but not in lower species.
• B) The salivary response is one of the few reflexes that can be conditioned.
• C) completely eliminating a conditioned response usually requires more than one session.
• D) learning always occurs when an unconditioned stimulus is paired with a neutral stimulus.

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