A Red Light That Signals Footshock Causes Rats to Freeze

question 53

Multiple Choice

A red light that signals footshock causes rats to freeze if the interstimulus interval is 10 seconds, but causes the rats to jump in a fighting posture if very short interstimulus intervals are used.This conditioned behavior is best predicted by which of the following?

• A)the behavioral systems model
• B)the stimulus substitution model
• C)belongingness
• D)the compensatory response model

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