How Does an Investigator Produce Extinction in Classical Conditioning

question 183

Multiple Choice

How does an investigator produce extinction in classical conditioning?

• A) Punish all responses.
• B) Present the CS without the UCS.
• C) Present the UCS without the UCR.
• D) Present the UCS without the CS.

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Definitions:

Sample Points

Sample points are specific values or instances selected from a population or a set, which represent a portion of the population for analysis.

Independent Events

Events whose outcome or occurrence does not affect each other.

P(A ∩ B)

The probability of the intersection of events A and B, indicating the likelihood of both events occurring simultaneously.

P(B)

The probability notation representing the likelihood of event B occurring.