Multiple Choice
According to Spence's theory of discrimination learning, discrimination training results in
A) only the development of an excitatory generalization gradient around the S+.
B) the development of an excitatory generalization gradient around the S+, but an inhibitory generalization gradient around the S-.
C) the development of an excitatory generalization gradient around both the S+ and S-.
D) only the development of an excitatory generalization gradient around the S-.
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