In Classical Conditioning, Discrimination Refers to How

question 141

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, discrimination refers to how:

• A) a conditioned response can be triggered by many different stimuli.
• B) a conditioned response can fade when a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without the unconditioned stimulus.
• C) a conditioned response is triggered by one stimulus but not by others.
• D) an unconditioned stimulus can become a conditioned stimulus.

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