Pavlov and His Workers Produced "Experimental Neurosis" in Dogs By

question 6

Multiple Choice

Pavlov and his workers produced "experimental neurosis" in dogs by:

• A) forcing them to confront differentiation situations they could not solve.
• B) suddenly withholding the unconditioned stimuli, after many previous regular pairings with the conditioned stimuli.
• C) using electric shocks as unconditioned stimuli.
• D) feeding them at irregular intervals.

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