In Studies of Classical Conditioning in Aplysia, Which of the Following

question 5

Multiple Choice

 In studies of classical conditioning in Aplysia, which of the following usually serves as the unconditioned stimulus?

• A) touching the mantle
• B) touching the siphon
• C) the gill-withdrawal reflex
• D) electric shock to the tail

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