Consider the following sequence of events: (1) [A + B]; (2) B: C - D; (3) B - D; (4) A - D. This is most similar to the process of
A) overshadowing.
B) blocking.
C) US revaluation.
D) sensory preconditioning.

Question

Consider the following sequence of events: (1) [A + B]; (2) B: C -> D; (3) B -> D; (4) A -> D. This is most similar to the process of
A) overshadowing.
B) blocking.
C) US revaluation.
D) sensory preconditioning.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Sensory preconditioning is a form of learning in which a neutral stimulus (A) is paired with a meaningful stimulus (B) that elicits a response (C). After repeated pairings, the neutral stimulus (A) alone can elicit the response (D). This is similar to the sequence of events given in the question, where A is paired with B, B elicits a response (C), and then A alone elicits the response (D).

Consider the Following Sequence of Events: (1) [A + B];