The Phenomenon of Spontaneous Recovery Suggests That

question 71

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of spontaneous recovery suggests that

• A) classical conditioning can only be used to condition biologically meaningful responses.
• B) once a conditioned response has been extinguished, a person will also stop responding to other stimuli that are similar.
• C) extinction does not erase a learned association, it only suppresses or interferes with a conditioned response.
• D) when a conditioned response is extinguished, higher-order responses replace the original response.

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