CS-Only and US-Only Control Groups Are Often Run as Part

question 29

Multiple Choice

CS-only and US-only control groups are often run as part of a classical conditioning experiment to demonstrate

• A) the effects of spaced versus massed trial training procedures.
• B) the effects of CS or US preexposure.
• C) the difference between classical conditioning, pseudoconditioning, and sensitization.
• D) latent inhibition.

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