Marcia is no longer romantically involved with John as they broke up after a three-year relationship. They have no interaction with each other. One day in the mall, she suddenly gets a whiff of the cologne that John always wore. All the former good feelings come pouring back. The sudden onset of good feelings triggered by the cologne is an example of

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Jaylene Frye

Biology

3 January, 18:57

Marcia is no longer romantically involved with John as they broke up after a three-year relationship. They have no interaction with each other. One day in the mall, she suddenly gets a whiff of the cologne that John always wore. All the former good feelings come pouring back. The sudden onset of good feelings triggered by the cologne is an example of

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Keaton Conway · Answer 1

The correct answer is: Spontaneous Recovery

Explanation:

Spontaneous Recovery refers to the phenomenon of reemergence of a response that was previously extinguished after a period of non-exposure. This concept involves learning and memory and was proposed by the Russian physiologist, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov.

This phenomenon is associated or connected with the learning procedure, known as the classical conditioning.

Therefore, in the given situation the reemergence of good feelings triggered by cologne is an example of Spontaneous Recovery.