To Help Remember the Key Terms That Describe Pavlov's Conditioning

question 197

Multiple Choice

To help remember the key terms that describe Pavlov's conditioning a dog to salivate to a bell, Joshua vividly imagined that he was an experimental subject in Pavlov's laboratory and that Dr. Pavlov was conditioning him to salivate. Joshua used _____ to help encode the information into long-term memory.

• A) the encoding specificity principle
• B) state-dependent retrieval
• C) visual imagery
• D) maintenance rehearsal

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