How Does Reconditioning Differ from Spontaneous Recovery

question 140

Multiple Choice

How does reconditioning differ from spontaneous recovery?

• A) Reconditioning refers to processes that are seen only in classical conditioning, whereas spontaneous recovery refers to processes that are seen only in operant conditioning.
• B) Reconditioning refers to the addition of a second CS that precedes the original CS of a CS-US pairing, whereas spontaneous recovery refers to the elimination of conditioned fear.
• C) Reconditioning refers to the presentation of the CS after extinction and a subsequent rest period, whereas spontaneous recovery refers to the act of presenting further CS-US trials after extinction.
• D) Reconditioning refers to the act of presenting further CS-US trials after extinction whereas spontaneous recovery refers to the presentation of the CS after extinction and a subsequent rest period.

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