The revival of an extinguished CR (conditioned response) is called:

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ddd [48]2 years ago

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Answer:

Spontaneous recovery

Explanation:

An individual takes a sweat inducing injection in a dark room. This act of sweating is an Unconditional Response to the Unconditioned Stimuli which is the Injection.

After some time, whenever the individual is in a dark room, he begins to sweat. This is now a Conditioned Response (Sweating) to a Conditioned Stimuli(The Dark room).

If after some time, this conditional response lessons and goes away, it is referred to as Extinction.

However, after a period of absence, if the Conditioned Response returns, it is referred to as Spontaneous Recovery.

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