The Procedure for Producing Extinction in Classical Conditioning Is to Present

question 137

Multiple Choice

The procedure for producing extinction in classical conditioning is to present

• A) the conditioned stimulus, then the unconditioned stimulus.
• B) nothing.
• C) the unconditioned stimulus, followed by nothing.
• D) the conditioned stimulus, followed by nothing.

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