After a CS comes to elicit the CR, the CS now can be paired with a new neutral stimulus and this second neutral stimulus will start to elicit a CR. This process is called __________.
A. higher-order conditioning
B. neoclassical conditioning
C. generalization
D. operant conditioning
Answer: A
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