The Key to the Cognitive Perspective of Classical Conditioning Is

question 17

Multiple Choice

The key to the cognitive perspective of classical conditioning is that the presentation of the conditioned stimulus must __________.

• A)provide information about the coming of the unconditioned response.
• B)provide information about the coming of the unconditioned stimulus.
• C)provide information about the coming of the conditioned response.
• D)act as a substitute for the unconditioned stimulus.

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