To produce extinction in the traditional Pavlovian experiment, an experimenter would present the
A)visual stimulus, then the bell, followed by the meat powder.
B)olfactory stimulus, then the bell, followed by the meat powder.
C)bell, followed by the meat powder.
D)bell alone.

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In a traditional Pavlovian experiment, extinction occurs when the conditioned stimulus (in this case, the bell) is presented repeatedly without being followed by the unconditioned stimulus (meat powder). This process leads to a decrease in the conditioned response over time.

To Produce Extinction in the Traditional Pavlovian Experiment, an Experimenter