In which of these orders would events occur in classical conditioning?
A)Acquisition, spontaneous recovery, extinction
B)Acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery
C)Spontaneous recovery, acquisition, extinction
D)Spontaneous recovery, extinction, acquisition

Question

​In which of these orders would events occur in classical conditioning?
A)Acquisition, spontaneous recovery, extinction
B)Acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery​
C)Spontaneous recovery, acquisition, extinction​
D)Spontaneous recovery, extinction, acquisition​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Classical conditioning typically involves the following sequence of events: acquisition (forming the association between the neutral stimulus and the conditioned response), followed by extinction (weakening or eliminating the association), and then, if the conditioned stimulus is presented again after extinction, spontaneous recovery may occur (a temporary return of the CR). Therefore, the correct sequence is Acquisition, extinction, and spontaneous recovery (B).

​In Which of These Orders Would Events Occur in Classical

In Which of These Orders Would Events Occur in Classical