When a CS Has Become a Conditioned Inhibitor, Researchers Assume

question 9

Multiple Choice

When a CS has become a conditioned inhibitor, researchers assume that to the subject, the CS now signals "no US." Which evidence best supports that conclusion?

• A) A conditioned inhibitor conditions more slowly than a preexposed CS.
• B) A conditioned inhibitor will suppress a CR to a different CS conditioned with the same US.
• C) A preexposed (i.e., not novel) CS will interfere with responding to a different CS.
• D) The inhibitor acts like a preexposed CS, which indicates that nothing particular will occur and thus produces no behavior.

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