Imagine That You Have a Headache

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have a headache. You take two aspirin and notice that in a few minutes, your headache starts to subside. Because the aspirin effectively eliminated your headache, you would probably be more likely to take them again the next time you have a headache. This example best demonstrates the process of

A) stimulus generalization
B) avoidance conditioning
C) response cost punishment
D) escape conditioning