When Psychologists Construct Extinction Curves, They Are Examining

Multiple Choice

When psychologists construct extinction curves, they are examining:

A) the lifespan of the organism in question.
B) the strength of an animal's behavioral response to instrumental conditioning.
C) how long an animal recalls associated events when continuously exposed to paired stimuli.
D) how long an animal remembers a paired association once the pairing has stopped.
E) how long it takes for sensitization to occur.