A Conditioned Reflex Is Established in a Dog,where the Conditioned

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Multiple Choice

A conditioned reflex is established in a dog,where the conditioned stimulus is a tone of 400 cycles per second,and the unconditioned stimulus is a splash of dilute acid in its mouth.When,on a test trial,the dog is presented with a tone of 500 cycles per second,what is the most likely result?

• A) a conditioned salivary response, somewhat reduced in magnitude
• B) a conditioned salivary response somewhat enhanced in magnitude
• C) little or no conditioned salivary response
• D) frantic attempts by the dog to escape from the situation

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