Memories for a response may be erased by
A)administering an electroconvulsive shock to the brain prior to training on a task.
B)injecting subjects with adrenaline after learning.
C)administering an electroconvulsive shock to the brain immediately after training.
D)putting the subject into hibernation or some other inactive state immediately after training.

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Administering an electroconvulsive shock to the brain immediately after training can disrupt the consolidation of memories, effectively erasing memories for a response. This process interferes with the stabilization of the memory trace after learning.

Memories for a Response May Be Erased by