After Conditioning A, Adding a Novel B to a (I

question 17

Multiple Choice

After conditioning A, adding a novel B to A (i.e., AB) results in some loss of the conditioned response. Pavlov named this effect

• A) generalization decrement.
• B) conditioned inhibition.
• C) external inhibition.
• D) negative patterning.

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