Counterconditioning is a classical conditioning procedure for Multiple Choice a) causing renewal to occur immediately after spontaneous recovery. b) transforming the unconditioned stimulus into a conditioned stimulus. c) changing the relationship between a conditioned stimulus and its conditioned response. d) reducing the probability of a spontaneous response to a conditioned stimuli.

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27 October, 14:19

Counterconditioning is a classical conditioning procedure for Multiple Choice a) causing renewal to occur immediately after spontaneous recovery. b) transforming the unconditioned stimulus into a conditioned stimulus. c) changing the relationship between a conditioned stimulus and its conditioned response. d) reducing the probability of a spontaneous response to a conditioned stimuli.

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Amelia · Answer 1

Is a classical procedure to transform the unconditoned stimulus into a conditioned stimulus.

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The procedure is widely used in behavior analysis to replace conducts, and is also known as stimulus substitution, it was first proposed by Mary Cover Jones.