In an Experiment on Classical Conditioning, the Training May Go

question 32

Multiple Choice

In an experiment on classical conditioning, the training may go through three steps. If so, the only possible order of those steps is:

• A) acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery
• B) acquisition, spontaneous recovery, extinction
• C) extinction, acquisition, spontaneous recovery
• D) spontaneous recovery, acquisition, extinction

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