A Problem for the Two-Factor Theory of Avoidance Learning Is

question 36

Multiple Choice

A problem for the two-factor theory of avoidance learning is that:

• A) the avoidance response should extinguish easily, but it does not.
• B) the avoidance response should be hard to extinguish, but it is easy to extinguish.
• C) it is usually too hard for an organism to learn a conditioned emotional response.
• D) classical and operant conditioning cannot both operate at the same time.

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