In a Conditioning Procedure, We First Present a Shock Followed

question 124

Multiple Choice

In a conditioning procedure, we first present a shock followed by a tone. This is an example of a _____ conditioning procedure, which is _____ to be effective.

• A) backward; least likely
• B) trace; most likely
• C) simultaneous; least likely
• D) delayed; least likely

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