In an overshadowing procedure
a. two CSs are trained separately to predict the same US.
b. one CS predicts two different USs, each occurring 50% of the time.
c. two CSs are presented together as predictors of one US.
d. a CS usually predicts one US, but occasionally signals another one.
Ans: c
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