Pavlov's Consideration of Such Phenomena as Generalization,differentiation,and Experimental Neurosis Led

question 17

Multiple Choice

Pavlov's consideration of such phenomena as generalization,differentiation,and experimental neurosis led him to conclude that:

• A) learning is the result of excitatory processes in different specific locations in the brain.
• B) learning is the result of separate excitatory and inhibitory processes which may interact in specific locations in the brain.
• C) learning and memory must take place in just a very small part of the brain.
• D) physiological explanations of learned behavior would have to be supported by purely psychological explanations and interpretations as well.

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