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A Dog Salivates in the Presence of a 3000-Hz Tone

Question 117

Question 117

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A dog salivates in the presence of a 3000-Hz tone but not in the presence of a 2800-Hz tone. This is most likely an example of _____.


A) stimulus discrimination
B) semantic generalization
C) verbal discrimination
D) visual generalization

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