After Little Albert Was Classically Conditioned to Fear the Laboratory

question 44

Multiple Choice

After Little Albert was classically conditioned to fear the laboratory rat, if he did not show fear to similar furry animals or objects, this would demonstrate he process of

• A)stimulus generalization.
• B)stimulus discrimination.
• C)higher-order conditioning.
• D)shaping.

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