In Classical Conditioning the Conditioned Response Is Always

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Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning the conditioned response is always

• A) similar to the unconditioned response.
• B) stronger than the unconditioned response.
• C) whatever the conditioned stimulus elicits as a result of training.
• D) whatever the conditioned stimulus elicits prior to training.

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