Conditioning is usually most effective in a ________ paradigm, while conditioning is very poor with a ________ paradigm
a. delay; trace
b. trace; delay
c. backward; delay
d. delay; backward
Answer: d. delay; backward
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Ned seeks therapy after having recurrent episodes of feeling
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