The Basic Principles of Gradual Acquisition, Extinction, Stimulus Generalisation, and Discrimination

question 33

Multiple Choice

The basic principles of gradual acquisition, extinction, stimulus generalisation, and discrimination apply

• A) to both classical and operant conditioning.
• B) only to classical conditioning.
• C) only to operant conditioning.
• D) to learning by animals, but not to learning by people.

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