In classical conditioning, savings refers to __________.
A) superior learning on a subsequent attempt after extinction has occurred
B) superior learning on a subsequent attempt after blocking has occurred
C) superior learning on an initial attempt after extinction has occurred
D) superior learning on an initial attempt after blocking has occurred

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Savings in classical conditioning refers to the superior learning seen on a subsequent attempt after extinction has occurred. This means that the individual learns faster on a second attempt at the conditioning process, even if the conditioned response had previously been extinguished.

In Classical Conditioning, Savings Refers to __________