When, after multiple extinction trials, the presentation of the conditioned stimulus briefly produces a conditioned response, this process is known as
A)classical conditioning.
B)extinction reversal.
C)second-order conditioning.
D)spontaneous recovery.

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Spontaneous recovery is the reappearance of a previously extinguished conditioned response after a period of time without training. This occurs when the conditioned stimulus is presented again, after a break, and a brief conditioned response is produced.

When, After Multiple Extinction Trials, the Presentation of the Conditioned