What is the difference between the SD in instrumental conditioning and the CS in classical conditioning?
A)
The SD is a cue that indicates that a contingency is not valid and the CS is a cue that indicates a contingency is valid.
B)
The SD is a cue that indicates a contingency is valid, and the CS itself elicits a conditioned response.
C)
The SD is a cue that indicates a contingency is valid and the CS is a cue that indicates the occurrence of an associated US.
D)
The SD is a cue that elicits the performance or prevention of a behavior and the CS is a cue that elicits the oncoming of a conditioned stimulus.
Answer: B