Trace Conditioning Differs from Delay Conditioning in Which of the Following

question 30

Multiple Choice

Trace conditioning differs from delay conditioning in which of the following ways?

• A) Trace conditioning can be demonstrated in Aplysia,but delay conditioning cannot.
• B) Trace conditioning does not require conscious processing by the forebrain,but delay conditioning does.
• C) Delay conditioning involves a stimulus-free period between the conditioned and unconditioned stimuli,but the stimuli overlap in trace conditioning.
• D) Trace conditioning involves a stimulus-free period between the conditioned and unconditioned stimuli,but the stimuli overlap in delay conditioning.

---

Definitions:

Topic Sentence

A sentence that expresses the main idea of the paragraph in which it occurs, guiding the reader's understanding of the section's content.

Main Idea

The central thought or message that an author intends to communicate through their text.

Specific Details

Particular facts or information that are clearly defined and distinct from general statements.

Brainstorming

A creative group activity aimed at generating a large number of ideas or solutions for a specific problem.