Two Different Stimuli (A Light and a Tone) Are Separately

Multiple Choice

Two different stimuli (a light and a tone) are separately turned into conditioned inhibitors for an excitatory food stimulus (signaled by a buzzer) . Then light and tone are put in compound and presented together without food for many trials. The Rescorla-Wagner model would predict that on each conditioning trial,

A) the tone will become less inhibitory as the light becomes more inhibitory.
B) the light will become less inhibitory as the tone becomes more inhibitory.
C) both the light and the tone will become more inhibitory until both are twice as inhibitory as they were at the start of training.
D) both light and tone will lose inhibition.