Memories for a response may be erased by
A)administering brain shocks prior to training on a task.
B)injecting subjects with adrenaline after learning.
C)administering brain shocks immediately after training.
D)putting the subject into hibernation or some other inactive state immediately after training.

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Administering brain shocks immediately after training can disrupt the formation and consolidation of memories, leading to their erasure. The other options (A, B, D) do not necessarily result in memory erasure.

Memories for a Response May Be Erased by