When Animals Have Experienced Inescapable Exposure to an Aversive Event

question 29

Multiple Choice

When animals have experienced inescapable exposure to an aversive event in the first training phase of a study, the negative effect of this treatment is reduced the most when

• A) a backward CS is presented immediately after the aversive event is terminated.
• B) a cessation CS is presented immediately before the aversive stimulus is terminated.
• C) cessation and backward CS cues are presented with termination of the aversive stimulus.
• D) backward CS cues are presented during exposure to the aversive stimulus.

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Understand the legal protections and limitations on workplace picketing and strikes.

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