The Process by Which Prior Conditioning Prevents Conditioning to a New

question 13

Multiple Choice

The process by which prior conditioning prevents conditioning to a new (second) stimulus,even when the two stimuli are presented simultaneously,is called ___________ .

• A)a learning set
• B)learned helplessness
• C)diffusion
• D)blocking

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