Which Statement About Priming Is Supported by the Evidence

question 94

Multiple Choice

Which statement about priming is supported by the evidence?

• A) Latent inhibition may be due to retrieval-generated priming of the CS by the context.
• B) Changing the context between training and testing results in a stronger self-generated priming effect, evidenced by less latent inhibition.
• C) Self-generated priming effects are most likely to occur with long delays or gaps between CS and US.
• D) The Hall-Pearce negative transfer effect is enhanced by changing the context, presumably due to retrieval-generated priming.

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