According to Contingency Theory, a Randomly Presented Conditioned Stimulus and Unconditioned

question 8

Multiple Choice

According to contingency theory, a randomly presented conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus would not change behavior because

• A)the conditioned stimulus did not provide strong enough reinforcement.
• B)the unconditioned stimulus is presented before the conditioned stimulus.
• C)classical conditioning can only be effective when the behavior is performed in a highly structured environment.
• D)the conditioned stimulus does not provide information about the unconditioned stimulus.

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