Multiple Choice
Suppose a person reinforces a rat for responding to an 800-Hz tone and then observes that its response to a novel 750-Hz tone is about 50 percent of its response to the 800-Hz tone. The lower response to the 750-Hz tone occurs because the rat:
A) cannot tell the difference between the two tones, so it responds by guessing.
B) expects a 50-percent probability that its response will lead to a reward.
C) can hear the 750-Hz tone about half as well as the 800-Hz tone.
D) has learned to discriminate between the tones; therefore, it makes different responses to them.
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