On an Acquired-Equivalence Task, People with Schizophrenia

question 70

Multiple Choice

On an acquired-equivalence task, people with schizophrenia:

• A) perform as well as controls but take more time.
• B) cannot perform any part of the task.
• C) perform normally only in the third phase.
• D) can learn the initial discrimination but cannot generalize in the third phase.

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