When Prior Training That Two Stimuli Are Equivalent Increases the Amount

question 64

Multiple Choice

When prior training that two stimuli are equivalent increases the amount of generalization between them,it is known as:

• A)acquired equivalence.
• B)sensory preconditioning.
• C)discrimination training.
• D)negative patterning.

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