A Renewal Effect Can Best Be Characterized as

Multiple Choice

A renewal effect can best be characterized as

A) exaggerated responding in a context that is different from the original training context.
B) reacquisition of responding at a faster rate than the original learning after extinction training in the same context.
C) a recurrence of responding when the subject is tested outside the context in which extinction occurred.
D) the effect that the retrieval of memories learned in one context has on the subject's responding in a different context.