For Classical Conditioning to Be Most Effective, the Stimulus to Be

question 166

Multiple Choice

For classical conditioning to be most effective, the stimulus to be conditioned should:

• A) follow the unconditioned stimulus.
• B) precede the unconditioned stimulus.
• C) be of greater intensity than the unconditioned stimulus.
• D) occur simultaneously with the unconditioned stimulus.

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