If the Lateral Interpositus Nucleus Is Temporarily Suppressed During Classical

question 6

Multiple Choice

If the lateral interpositus nucleus is temporarily suppressed during classical conditioning of the eyeblink response, what happens?

• A) After the nucleus recovers, the animal remembers the training fully.
• B) Future conditioning occurs as if the animal had no previous training.
• C) After the nucleus recovers, the animal learns more slowly than usual.
• D) Future conditioning occurs rapidly, but the animal also forgets rapidly.

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