When an unrelated event causes a temporary increase in the strength of an extinguished response, it is called:
A. stimulus discrimination.
B. spontaneous recovery.
C. disinhibition.
D. stimulus generalization.
Answer:C
When an unrelated event causes a temporary increase in the strength of an extinguished response, it is called:
A. stimulus discrimination. B. spontaneous recovery. C. disinhibition. D. stimulus generalization.