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robinn137

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At dinner Candace eats several familiar foods (pasta, salad, bread) and an unfamiliar food (mussels). Later that evening she suffers abdominal discomfort. She attributes this to the mussels, but later learns that she had developed a sensitivity to gluten. Her misattribution of the problem to the mussels is likely due to ____.
 
  a. latent inhibition
  b. discrimination
  c. habituation
  d. sensitization

Question 2

What is true of latent inhibition?
 
  a. Learning associated with latent inhibition involves forgetting a response, resulting in relatively poor learning.
  b. Learning associated with latent inhibition involves forgetting a response, resulting in very effective learning.
  c. Learning associated with latent inhibition is slow, resulting in relatively poor learning.
  d. Learning associated with latent inhibition is slow, resulting in very effective learning.



HandsomeMarc

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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