What is the name of the classical conditioning phenomenon in which relearning is better after extinction has occurred?
A) spontaneous recovery
B) savings
C) blocking
D) higher-order conditioning

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The phenomenon described is known as "savings" in classical conditioning. It means that if a previously conditioned stimulus is presented again after extinction has occurred, relearning will occur more quickly than the initial learning. This is because some parts of the original learning are still present and the subject does not need to start completely from scratch. Spontaneous recovery refers to the reappearance of a conditioned response after a period of time has passed without any further conditioning. Blocking refers to the inability of a new stimulus to become a predictor if it is already paired with another predictor, and higher-order conditioning refers to the association of a neutral stimulus with a conditioned stimulus rather than an unconditioned stimulus.

What Is the Name of the Classical Conditioning Phenomenon in Which