A click and a scent are each separately paired with a shock and conditioned to a maximum associative value. The click and scent are then combined into a compound stimulus and subjected to further pairings with the same shock. A likely result is that the associative value of one CS will _____ and the associative value of the other CS will _____
A) ?decrease; increase
B) ?decrease; also decrease
C) ?remain unchanged; remain unchanged
D) ?increase; also increase
B
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