Extinction, in the context of classical conditioning, means the __________.
A) elimination of a conditioned response
B) spontaneous recovery of a conditioned response
C) process for deconditioning a response
D) end of a lab experiment

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Extinction in classical conditioning refers to the elimination of a conditioned response. This occurs when the conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without the unconditioned stimulus, leading to a reduction in the strength or frequency of the conditioned response.

Extinction, in the Context of Classical Conditioning, Means the __________