When a bidirectional response test for conditioned inhibition is performed, the researcher
A) expects the inhibitor to reduce responding and the excitor to increase it.
B) expects extinction to reduce inhibition and paradoxically increase excitation.
C) creates a conditioned inhibitor and then attempts to turn it into a conditioned excitor.
D) expects excitors and inhibitors to have the opposite effect on the response.

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The Answer of When a bidirectional response test for conditioned inhibition is performed, the researcher
A) expects the inhibitor to reduce responding and the excitor to increase it.
B) expects extinction to reduce inhibition and paradoxically increase excitation.
C) creates a conditioned inhibitor and then attempts to turn it into a conditioned excitor.
D) expects excitors and inhibitors to have the opposite effect on the response.

When a Bidirectional Response Test for Conditioned Inhibition Is Performed