Temporary inactivation of the red nucleus prevents
A)conditioned responding, but not learning.
B)both conditioned responding and learning.
C)neither conditioned responding nor learning.
D)learning, but not conditioned responding.

Question

Temporary inactivation of the red nucleus prevents​ 
A)conditioned responding, but not learning. 
B)both conditioned responding and learning. 
C)neither conditioned responding nor learning. 
D)learning, but not conditioned responding.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Temporary inactivation of the red nucleus has been shown to impair conditioned responding, but not learning itself. This suggests that the red nucleus is specifically involved in the execution of learned motor responses, rather than the formation of the conditioning association itself.

Temporary Inactivation of the Red Nucleus Prevents​

Temporary Inactivation of the Red Nucleus Prevents