Inhibitory Conditioning Depends on an Excitatory Context, Whereas Excitatory Conditioning

question 54

Multiple Choice

Inhibitory conditioning depends on an excitatory context, whereas excitatory conditioning depends on

• A)an inhibitory context.
• B)an excitatory context.
• C)an explicitly unpaired control.
• D)None of the above

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Definitions:

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Milgram's Research

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Verbal Prompts

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