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Semantic generalization is the generalization of a conditioned response to a(n) _____ that is _____ the conditioned stimulus.
 
  A) visual stimulus; similar to
  B) olfactory stimulus; more intense than
  C) verbal stimulus; similar in meaning to
  D) verbal stimulus; similar in sound to

Question 2

The generalization of a conditioned response to a word that is similar in meaning to a conditioned stimulus is called
 
  A) verbal generalization.
  B) semantic generalization.
  C) verbal discrimination.
  D) semantic discrimination.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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