When Are Classically Conditioned Responses Most Likely to Decrease I

question 20

Multiple Choice

When are classically conditioned responses most likely to decrease i.e., undergo extinction) ?

• A)When the unconditioned stimulus is continually experienced in the absence of the conditioned stimulus
• B)When the conditioned stimulus is continually experienced in the absence of the unconditioned stimulus
• C)When the conditioned response is continually exhibited in the absence of the unconditioned response
• D)When, and only when, the conditioned response is not generalized to a new situation

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Making speechlike but meaningless sounds.

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