While "Playing" with a Lighted Candle, a Child Burned Her

Multiple Choice

While "playing" with a lighted candle, a child burned her finger. The candle flame, thus, becomes a conditioned fear stimulus with the child also developing a healthy fear of other flames, such as those from matches, lighters, fireplaces, and stoves. This fear of other flames developed because of

A) stimulus generalization.
B) a spontaneous recovery.
C) higher-order discrimination.
D) vicarious conditioning.