Margaret is conditioned to feel more alert each time she hears her husband starting their coffee maker because it signals that their coffee will soon be ready. Every morning, after starting the coffee maker, Joe turns on their kitchen television. How is Margaret likely to respond when hearing the television?
A. She will feel even more alert.
B. In addition to feeling alert, her stomach will also start to growl.
C. She will immediately feel less alert.
D. It will have little to no effect on her.
Answer: D
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