The Phenomenon of Spontaneous Recovery Suggests That

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of spontaneous recovery suggests that

A) classical conditioning can only be used to condition biologically meaningful responses.
B) even if a person is able to extinguish a conditioned response, there is an excellent chance that it will reappear later.
C) once a conditioned response has been extinguished, a person will also stop responding to other stimuli that are similar.
D) when a conditioned response is extinguished, higher-order responses replace the original response.