Pearce's configural approach assumes that
A) on a trial in which L and T are combined and paired with the US, there is only one CS.
B) external inhibition occurs because an old CS is in the A2 state when a newly added CS is in the A1 state.
C) CS-US timing effects are due to interstimulus intervals that are either within or outside the configural moment.
D) multiple CSs are conditioned separately, and this learning then blocks configural conditioning.

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Pearce's configural approach to conditioning posits that when multiple conditioned stimuli (CS) are presented together with an unconditioned stimulus (US), they form a unique configuration that is treated as a single, compound CS by the organism, rather than conditioning to each stimulus separately.

Pearce's Configural Approach Assumes That