Disinhibition can occur when an extinguished response reappears to another arousing stimulus.

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Disinhibition refers to the re-emergence of a previously inhibited behavior in the presence of an arousing stimulus, which can occur when an extinguished response reappears. This can happen because the previous learning that inhibits the behavior has not completely disappeared and can be triggered under certain circumstances.

Disinhibition Can Occur When an Extinguished Response Reappears to Another