Context Is an Important Determinant of Learned Behavior Performance

question 37

Multiple Choice

Context is an important determinant of learned behavior performance

• A)only when the contingency requires the subject to attend to the context.
• B)when the context is more than background cues.
• C)only when the context serves as a discriminative stimulus.
• D)even when it is truly background.

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