When an unrelated event causes a temporary increase in the strength of an extinguished response,it is called:
A) stimulus discrimination.
B) spontaneous recovery.
C) disinhibition.
D) stimulus generalization.

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Disinhibition occurs when an unrelated event or stimulus temporarily increases the strength of a previously extinguished response.

When an Unrelated Event Causes a Temporary Increase in the Strength