The Phenomenon of Spontaneous Recovery Provides Support for the Idea

question 442

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of spontaneous recovery provides support for the idea that:

• A) a conditioned response that is extinguished is not unlearned or completely eliminated.
• B) a conditioned stimulus can return to being a neutral stimulus after extinction.
• C) stimulus generalization is a stronger, more easily produced response than stimulus discrimination.
• D) it is easier to produce learned associations between natural stimuli than between artificial stimuli.

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