At the Start of Classical Conditioning, the Conditional Stimulus Typically

question 78

Multiple Choice

At the start of classical conditioning, the conditional stimulus typically elicits

• A) a reliable and measurable response.
• B) an orienting response.
• C) no response of any type.
• D) an exaggerated response that with training becomes a smaller version of the UR.

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