All of the following are classical conditioning procedures that will produce only weak conditioning of the CR, EXCEPT
A) too short a delay between the CS and the UCS.
B) too long a delay between the CS and the UCS.
C) a weak form of the UCS.
D) a UCS that is sometime strong and sometimes weak
E) an intense form of the UCS.

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An intense form of the Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS) typically produces stronger conditioning of the Conditioned Response (CR), as it is more likely to be noticed and associated with the Conditioned Stimulus (CS). Weak conditioning is more often a result of factors like too long a delay between the CS and the UCS, a weak form of the UCS, or inconsistency in the strength of the UCS, rather than an intense form of the UCS.

All of the Following Are Classical Conditioning Procedures That Will