The General Principle Governing Stimulus Generalization in Classical Conditioning Is

question 63

Multiple Choice

The general principle governing stimulus generalization in classical conditioning is that generalization is greater when

• A) stimuli are very similar to the original conditioned stimulus.
• B) stimuli are very different from the original conditioned stimulus.
• C) tactile stimulation is used rather than auditory stimulation.
• D) auditory stimulation is used rather than visual stimulation.

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