Pearce's Configural Approach Predicts That

question 111

Multiple Choice

Pearce's configural approach predicts that

• A) context determines the amount of configural conditioning that will occur.
• B) as the number of stimuli presented with the US increases, configural conditioning becomes more likely.
• C) as the percentage of common elements increases, discriminations become more difficult to learn (e.g., A+, AB- is easier than AC+, ABC-).
• D) positive patterning is more likely to occur than negative patterning when appetitive US's are used.