In Classical Conditioning, When a Novel Stimulus Produces a Response

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Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, when a novel stimulus produces a response that is similar to the response that already occurs to a conditioned stimulus, the process at work is referred to as:

• A)stimulus generalization
• B)stimulus discrimination
• C)aversive conditioning
• D)conditioned inhibition

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