According to the Safety-Signal Hypothesis, Serve as Conditioned Inhibitors of Fear

question 20

Multiple Choice

According to the safety-signal hypothesis, serve as conditioned inhibitors of fear.

• A)temporal cues of the S-S interval
• B)response associated feedback cues
• C)CS associated feedback cues
• D)US associated feedback cues

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