Repeatedly Pairing a Conditioned Stimulus That Triggers Distress with an Unconditioned

question 405

Multiple Choice

Repeatedly pairing a conditioned stimulus that triggers distress with an unconditioned stimulus that triggers pleasure best illustrates

• A) free association.
• B) counterconditioning.
• C) double-blind procedure.
• D) unconditional positive regard.

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