Reinstatement of an extinguished response to a CS involves
A)simply letting time pass.
B)administering a protein synthesis inhibitor.
C)exposing the participant to the US.
D)extinguishing other non-target responses.

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To reinstate an extinguished response to a CS, the participant needs to be exposed to the US again. This can cause the previously extinguished response to reappear. Choice A (simply letting time pass) and Choice D (extinguishing other non-target responses) are not effective ways to reinstate an extinguished response. Administering a protein synthesis inhibitor (Choice B) may inhibit the formation of new memories but would not reinstate an extinguished response.

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