How Are New Conditioned Responses Created in Higher-Order Conditioning

question 17

Multiple Choice

How are new conditioned responses created in higher-order conditioning

• A) They are built on the foundation of innate unconditioned responses. 
• B) They are conditioned by repeatedly pairing them with discriminative stimuli. 
• C) They are facilitated by sensory adaptation. 
• D) They are built on the foundation of previously established conditioned responses.

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