In the Summation Test for Conditioned Inhibition, the Researcher Pairs

question 31

Multiple Choice

In the summation test for conditioned inhibition, the researcher pairs a presumed conditioned inhibitor with _______ and then measures the amount of _______.

• A) a known conditioned inhibitor; inhibition
• B) a novel stimulus; response change
• C) a known conditioned excitor; response change
• D) an operant response; suppression

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