The Two Most Important Consequences of Conditioning, R_G, Include

Multiple Choice

The two most important consequences of conditioning, r_G, include

A) the elimination of competing classically conditioned responses and the stimuli associated with negative contrast effects.
B) the initiation of incentive motivation and the production of a stimulus that links the responses together.
C) increasing the size of positive contrast effects and increasing resistance to extinction.
D) reducing the amount of forgetting and increasing the rate of response acquisition.